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The former St. Augustine Beach Hotel has been added to the National Register of Historic Places for its importance in the national civil rights movement of the 1960s.

Community leaders hope for more grant funding to renovate the structure now that its been recognized by the National Register of Historic Places.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has proposed additional offshore borrow sources to support future dredging and beach nourishment projects in St. Johns County, Florida.

In the Spring of 1964, St Augustine would be the final stage of what was called "The Great Moral Drama" leading to the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Historic City News remembers the impact of Martin Luther King, Jr. on the Civil Rights movement in St. Augustine, aided by this compilation from…

Events that took place on Anastasia Island, although not as widely publicized, also added to the successful passage of the Civil Rights Act.

Cross-linked news, and information resources about civil rights organizations

Across the Bay Area, there are plenty of ways to celebrate the new year outside, for free, and with a bang.

With a new and more infectious coronavirus variant sweeping California, attorneys representing inmates say violations of health orders by prison staff risk a repeat of the outbreaks that killed dozens in the first year of the pandemic.

A study of health workers in South Africa found a booster shot of Johnson & Johnsons single-dose COVID-19 vaccine greatly reduced the risk of hospitalization during the omicron surge.

The Big Orange isn’t rising up the side of the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami this year, and a festival with food trucks and performers in a northeast Florida beach town has been canceled