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Daytona Beach city commissioners will meet this week to discuss creating more affordable housing. One approach could be creating a housing trust fund.

New City Hall plan was news to commissioners who were informed of it by the News-Journal. "Why do we want to do this?" asked Ken Strickland.

Daytona Beach City Manager Deric Feacher makes more money than Volusia County Manager George Recktenwald and Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer.

The Sustaining the Legacy Legal Defense Fund, Inc., a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, has been established to assist the Mary McLeod Bethune National Alumni Association (MMBNAA), a not-for-profit Florida corporation,

The storms outer bands were expected to dump 3 inches of rain on the area Wednesday.

Volusia County has just one 40-bed inpatient rehabilitation hospital. Now a second 50-bed inpatient rehab facility will be built in Daytona Beach.

Rising rent, house prices and interest rates mixed with stagnant wages is making the need for more affordable housing in Daytona Beach more dire.

With some of Daytonas roads west of I-95 growing increasingly congested, city commissioners are deciding whether to approve a 1,660 home development.

A South Florida developer plans to build a 27-story oceanfront condo-hotel here on the former site of a 1950s motel where Elvis Presley once stayed.