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An exodus at Miami Beach City Hall? Four top officials announce exits amid tensions

With spring break approaching, a string of high-ranking city officials have announced they will soon leave their posts at Miami Beach City Hall.

What's next for plan to turn the Clevelander into housing? Here's where it stands

Plans for a residential project at the Clevelander site on Ocean Drive still haven’t been submitted as developers and city officials aren’t seeing eye to eye.

Miami Beach mulls new height rules to fight Clevelander plan

Miami Beach considers ways to fight against the Clevelander's affordable housing plan

Miami Beach officials are also considering taking legal action against the state of Florida.

Plan to replace Clevelander with housing is already a political football in Miami Beach

Several candidates for mayor quickly spoke out against the plan.

Judge tosses Nikki Beach suit, but docs show cozy ties between city and Boucher, Carbone

In one text message, the mayor of Miami Beach asked the owner of Carbone’s parent company to secure a dinner reservation for the mayor’s law partner.

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City of Miami Beach agrees to pay $1.3 million to settle Jewish congregation's discrimination claims

(JTA) — The city of Miami Beach has agreed to pay $1.3 million to a small Orthodox synagogue that accused it of discrimination by sending inspectors more than once a week on average for two years.

City of Miami Beach agrees to pay $1.3 million to settle Jewish congregation's discrimination claims | National News

(JTA) — The city of Miami Beach has agreed to pay $1.3 million to a small Orthodox synagogue that accused it of discrimination by sending inspectors more than once a