The task force was established last July.
COVID-19 updates, illegal dumping, library fine forgiveness and more.
All sections of the trail on the west side and the Promontory Trail will remain open.
The city is one of only 15 municipalities in the State of Florida to receive part of a nearly $150 million tranche.
"While justice has been served, it does not bring back George Floyd," said Keith James.
Librarians are now available to chat live about eBooks, research and more.
The ordinance was designed to ensure that the public space is equitable for both passersby and restaurant or business patrons alike.
Residents and business owners are encouraged to apply to receive native trees.
The program is designed to help high school students unlock their leadership potential and develop a variety of skills for future success.
The funds will support the city’s continued efforts to provide free or reduced-cost swim lessons.
Maintenance will be performed on the system that day.
The establishment has served as a safe gathering place for the local LGBTQ+ community for more than 60 years.
Two additional outreach specialists have been hired.
Henry is fluent in both English and Haitian Creole, which will be key to outreach to the non-English-speaking Haitian community.
"We are beyond grateful for his many years of public service to our community."
A video of the ceremony is available on YouTube.
IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Palm Beach County neighbors.
The city intends to administer the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine to 1,000 people every week through July.
The foundation has also added five new board members.
She also will serve as the city's economic development director.
The event will be broadcast live on TV as well as livestreamed on YouTube.
A USA Today poll will determine the 10 best farmers markets in the country.
This week the city commission approved the installation of a large scale sculpture titled "Sun Salutations" at Sunset Park.
Residents can win $3,000 toward their home utility payments, water saving fixtures, and hundreds of other prizes.
Alexandria “Allie” Severino has been hired as the homeless outreach specialist.
The Tamarind Streetscape project, which is estimated to cost $22 million, is expected to be complete in 2024.
Palm Beach County staff will continue to reach out to those who have not yet activated their cards.
Several streets and docks will be closed for the Palm Beach Boat Show.
Two of the three PSAs were produced for Hispanic/Latino and African American or Black audience.
Northwood Hills, the Yeckes Family Chapel and the William Ohlhaber House join nearly 50 other sites on the local register.
City Commissioners Shalonda Warren and Joe Peduzzi will be sworn in on April 1.
New features will make information more accessible.
Utility assistance is also available for qualifying renters.
In February the city and its partners helped 22 individuals with referrals and access to mental health and substance abuse resources.
Officials celebrate improvements to city garages with ceremonial ribbon cutting.
Individuals determined by a physician to be extremely vulnerable to COVID-19 may be vaccinated, according to Gov. DeSantis' executive order.
The Special Magistrate granted the parties’ joint motion for a 60-day continuance.
Nearly 90 individuals were offered services within city parks, neighborhoods, or other locations in January.
The annual donation has been a tradition since 2006.
As of this week, more than 500,000 Americans, including more than 2,300 individuals in Palm Beach County, have died from the virus.