Small businesses in Hillsborough County continue to take advantage of the County’s Job Creation Incentive Program. Have you?
Hillsborough County Commissioner Kevin Beckner is holding office hours this Friday, May 25, at the Seminole Heights Branch Library.
Nominations for the annual Disability Advocacy Awards are now accepted.
The county is scaling back on the number of polling locations and precincts it offers in time for November’s presidential election.
Residents can only water their lawns one day a week now.
An identity thief who has stolen someone’s name and Social Security number will not be able to obtain new credit in that name as credit files are essentially locked.
“Be Floridian” is messaging on Tampa buses to support new city fertilizer ordinance.
The interruption is scheduled for Thursday, May 3.
Hillsborough County is moving toward adopting a no-kill policy.
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor will hold the event on Thursday, May 3.
Folks are invited to share their thoughts and ideas during two community meeting on Saturday, April 28.
The city council is paving the way for residents to raise their own cluckers.
Paint Your Heart Out, Tampa is a city wide program in which volunteers team up to paint the homes of low-income or elderly community residents.
A proclamation ceremony and resource fair will be held in recognition of National Crime Victims' Rights Week in downtown on Monday, April 23.
The teen's parents will be part of a forum about the Stand Your Ground law at Beulah Baptist Institutional Church.
Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections reminds voters to renew Vote By Mail requests.
Tax Day is here. Want to compare how much of your contribution in taxes goes towards education, foreign aid, or veteran's benefits?
Deputy Chad Keen crashed his motorcycle when the presidential motorcade went over a large speed bump near the entrance of the Port of Tampa, TBO.com reports.
Tampa Water Department crews will be installing a new service line.
Here's a second look at last week's top features and news on Seminole Heights Patch.
The city's annual enhanced trash collection program hits Old Seminole Heights on Monday and works its way through Central Tampa's neighborhoods through July.
Here's a second look at last week's top features and news on Seminole Heights Patch
Dealing with snipe signs, and the handling of vacated and derelict properties will be discussed Thursday morning.
The office is transitioning to being controlled by the Hillsborough County Tax Collector and will reopen this summer.
Getting the most out of city and FDOT-sponsored tree and foliage planting will be discussed.
National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week is April 8-12, and the public is asked to help reward and honor the city's emergency call takers.
The historic Hillsborough River span is getting $8.6 million in upgrades.
Here's a second look at last week's top news and features.
Old, often vague rules governing back yard chickens will get a second look by Tampa City Council.
The new Seminole Heights Branch Library will have a room dedicated to one of its most ardent supporters.
Counties to the north of Hillsborough didn’t fare as well.
Hillsborough County seeks nominees for the annual Neighborhood Recognition Award.
Scientists will study the effects of a city tree planting program, TBO.com reports.
The proposed replacement will almost triple the size of the current library branch.
What could go right next door to a NAPA?
A public hearing to discuss amendments to Hillsborough County’s budget is set for Wednesday.
More than a dozen senior Obama Administration officials will host a community action summit with Bay Area Hispanics.
Mitt Romney earns a convincing victory over Newt Gingrich and other Republican nominees in Florida's Presidential Preference Primary.