Mayor Tomas Regalado
Mayor Looks On As County Begins Destroying Internet Cafe Machines
At a solid waste center in Miami Thursday heavy equipment went about the business of destroying illegal equipment – electronic gambling machines, or, as they’re known in South Florida, maquinitas.
Miami Police Want To Go On Hiring Spree
The City of Miami police department is planning on adding nearly three dozen new officers to its ranks next year.
Saturday Is Last Chance To Trade Guns For Gift Cards, Heat Tix
Mayor Tomas Regalado, City Commissioners, The Miami Police Department and the Rickia Issac Foundation will be hosting the city’s last gun buyback operation on Saturday.
Residents Trade Guns For Groceries, Heat Tix At Gun Buyback
In exchange for supermarket gift cards, Miamians flocked to Liberty City to trade their guns for supermarket gift cards and Miami Heat tickets on Saturday.
Miami City Commission OKs Plan To Add 100 Officers
The Miami City Commission gave its vote of approval to move ahead with a plan to add 100 officers to the city’s police department, putting it more in line with staff numbers in other large cities.
Multi-Agency Crackdown Nets 100 Arrests In Miami
A massive, multi-agency crackdown on drug dealing and violent crime in Miami has yielded hundreds of arrests along with cash, illegal weapons and illegal drugs.
Spence-Jones Files Suit Against Miami’s Mayor, State Attorney
Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones, who was acquitted of corruption charges last year, has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against those who accused her of wrongdoing.
Ground Broken For New Brickell Condo Tower
Ground has been broken for the newest high-rise to dot the Miami skyline. The BrickellHouse, located at 1300 Brickell Bay Drive, will be a 46 story luxury condo with a fully automated parking garage.
Jungle Island Rejects City’s Rescue Plans
MIAMI (CBSMiami) Not surprisingly, Jungle Island said Wednesday that it could not reach agreement with the city of Miami on expanding the attraction’s role and space on Watson Island, calling into doubt it’s ability to […]
Miami Commission Delays Vote On Fate Of Jungle Island
Since Jungle Island opened its new doors on Watson Island nine years ago thousands have posed with parrots, alligators and other wonderfully wild creatures. The renewed attraction is a piece of South Florida history, but at Miami City Hall Tuesday, the owner hinted they may soon be history if things don’t change.






