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Despite overwhelming public opposition, hearings are scheduled in July on a plan to end “exclusionary” single-family zoning throughout the city.

Gulf Breeze residents made their voices loud and clear after garnering 2,400 signatures on a petition to repaint the murals.

At the June 7 meeting of the Greater Pine Island Civic Association, Greater Pine Island Water Association general manager Mikes (Mike) Maillakakis gave a presen

The Mount Dora City Council voted 5-2 last week to approve an ordinance that will put a charter amendment restricting downtown building heights on the Nov. 8 ballot.

Traditional Mexican murals at Pedros Taco & Tequila Bar in Gulf Breeze have been painted over, prompting Santa Rosa County residents to cry foul.

The Palm Coast City Council on a 4-1 vote approved the 251-unit Wilton apartment complex as a council member repeatedly attacked Alabama.

The Metropolitan Housing Coalitions 2022 report sets the stage for discussions that could reshape Louisvilles housing landscape.

The owners of Porkland BBQ say the Portland restaurant might still be open if not for Louisville's complicated and potentially expensive rezoning process, according to Louisville Business First.

Council members got an earful Tuesday from the Living Wage Working Group, made up of unions and workers’ advocates, on why they say the living wage needs to be increased to $22 in the upcoming city budget. It’s been stuck at $15 since 2018.

Traditional Mexican murals at Pedros Taco & Tequila Bar in Gulf Breeze have been painted over, prompting Santa Rosa County residents to cry foul.