David Sutta
Miami Mayor Challenges County On Sewage System Overhaul Plan
Plans to overhaul Miami-Dade county’s aging sewer system is taking heat from Miami’s Mayor. Mayor Tomas Regalado is challenging the county over plans he believes he should have a say in. The controversy is playing out quite publicly in the Miami Herald although it’s not clear why.
Homestead Police Make Arrest In Rash Of Neighborhood Burglaries
Residents of the Keys Gate communities in Homestead finally have some relief after days of burglaries and attempted burglaries.
Heat Fans Pumped Up After Game 2 Win
MIAMI (CBS4) – The Miami Heat game was still going on when fans left the AmericanAirlines Arena Sunday night. “That’s the Heat that we are used to so good job for the Heat tonight, we […]
Former Opa-Locka Police Sergeant Fired Again
Former Opa-Locka Sergeant German Bosque has been fired eight times in his career. On Friday, Bosque turned himself in and is now in jail without bond.
Heat Hysteria Spreads Ahead Of Game 1 Of NBA Finals
The Miami Heat hysteria is here. Inside the AmericanAirlines Arena in Downtown Miami, fans definitely have Heat fever, including seasoned fan Audrey Prichett who is here from New York.
New M-D Property Appraiser Aims To Make Office A More Pleasant Place
It may not look like much but Miami-Dade’s Property Appraiser’s office is in the midst of massive makeover. Under a catch phrase of “How may I help you” sign when you walk in, homeowners are actually leaving with smiles on their faces.
S. Fla. & Rest Of Nation Pauses To Mark Memorial Day
From the nation’s capital to South Florida, people across the United States stopped Monday to remember those that have given the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country.
Losing North Miami Candidates Recount Votes
In a return to primitive election tabulation, North Miami candidates painstakingly hand counted almost 7,000 ballots Monday.
Canvassing Board Declines To Certify North Miami Election
North Miami’s election took another bizarre turn late Friday afternoon. Miami-Dade’s Canvasing Board, in an abundance of caution, chose not to certify the vote. Instead they invited losing candidates to come to Doral and inspect ballots.
Rate Hikes May Be Needed To Fix Miami-Dade’s Crumbling Sewage System
It’s the one thing commissioners have been avoiding for over a decade; Miami-Dade’s crumbling sewage system. Thursday, under the pressure of a federal lawsuit commissioners began to take action, perhaps a minute or years really too late.






