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What is the Big C? This barrier island governmental group has a clear message for Florida government: Hands off our laws!

ST. PETE BEACH — Commissioners raised questions about why the city should pay $314,800 to restore the 1st Avenue Fishing Pier without first receiving proof that St. Pete Beach, and

ST. PETE BEACH — At the end of his first City Commission meeting, newly elected Mayor Adrian Petrila surprised fellow commissioners when he attempted to fulfill a campaign promise to

ST. PETE BEACH — This island city is going even more high-tech to control parking issues by installing sensors along the Corey Avenue business district, as well as 15th and

ST. PETE BEACH — After a series of commission meetings and design changes, Chill Restaurant at 357 Corey Ave., which bills itself as an American fusion-style eatery and bar, was

ST. PETE BEACH — During part of a City Commission meeting that was anything but chill, officials approved a permit request that will allow the Chill Restaurant at 357 Corey

The city of St. Pete Beach is responsible for about 1,000 storm drains, which is a lot to clean out. Residents who sign up volunteer to be responsible for cleaning out storm drains after it rains.

ST. PETE BEACH — The city is just now getting a handle on a number of potholes created by lateral reclaimed water lines throughout the island “exploding” from what the

ST. PETE BEACH — A long-awaited dream of creating a bustling Corey Avenue business district from the Gulf to the Bay, from “sunrise to sunset,” is closer to becoming a

ST. PETE BEACH — Why has the rehabilitation of Merry Pier turned out to be $352,780 more costly than first anticipated?