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Geico $4.5M Insurance Fraud Suit Seeks Documents From New York City Mayoral Aide - Vimarsana News

Geico $4.5M Insurance Fraud Suit Seeks Documents From New York City Mayoral Aide

New York City Mayor Eric Adams's chief of staff, Frank Carone, was subpoenaed for documents in a $4.5 million federal civil racketeering lawsuit over

Mayor-elect Adams picks powerbroker Frank Carone as chief of staff - Vimarsana News

Mayor-elect Adams picks powerbroker Frank Carone as chief of staff

Carone, who has known Adams since his first run for State Senate in 2004, is considered one of the incoming mayor’s closest advisers. He’s also a high-powered lawyer who has for years served as the Brooklyn Democratic Party’s counsel.

Miami Board Delays Vote On Revised Little Haiti Mega-Project - Vimarsana News

Miami Board Delays Vote On Revised Little Haiti Mega-Project

Share via Shortlink The development team of Sabal Palm Village aims to replace low-rise Design Place with a high-rise community with public spaces and bike paths. (Images provided by SPV Realty LC) For the ninth time, the city of Miami’s Planning Zoning and Appeals Board deferred voting on a controversial mixed-use, high-rise project that would exceed 5 million square feet. It’s slated to replace the 512-unit Design Place apartment complex near Little Haiti. By a vote of 7 to 3, the board deferred voting on the project formerly known as Eastside Ridge to Sept. 12. David Snow, Miami’s ch...

Development project and pandemic a one-two-punch for residents - Vimarsana News

Development project and pandemic a one-two-punch for residents

Vera De Souza insists she’s been a good tenant. She’s lived in Design Place for the past eight years, and for most of that time has never missed a rent payment. That is, until COVID-19 came along and she lost her job as a restaurant worker. De Souza’s rental assistance is still being processed, but in the meantime her income is limited to weekly $275 unemployment checks and whatever money she can earn selling homemade masks. On top of that she is helping her daughter-in-law, who also lives in the complex, recover from a difficult birth. De Souza said the property’s managem...