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Commissioner wants more discussion before Dade transit fare increases

The latest showdown in the never-ending soap opera over the future of public transportation in Miami-Dade County is set for Tuesday. County Commissioner Carlos Gimenez wants to reconsider the Sept. 2 vote that would have...

Dig Deeper To Ride The Dade Transit System

MIAMI (CBS4) ― Trying to save the Miami-Dade County transit system without pricing passengers out of public transportation, commissioners voted 6 to 5 on Tuesday to increase fares 33 percent. They also voted 9-4 to...

Miami-Dade Cities Fight County To Keep Fire Services

Florida - Is it fair for residents of unincorporated Miami-Dade County to decide whether five cities continue to run their own fire departments. A countywide vote in November, which could be called for during Tuesday's...

Miami-Dade Looks To Increase Property Taxes

It seems like only weeks ago Floridians voted for lower property taxes, and for the right to opt for a double homestead exemption, but Miami-Dade county is looking to increase taxes, and many of its municipalities aren't happy.

Decision on raising fares, taxes delayed

Facing a July 31 deadline to submit a key application to federal transit regulators, county commissioners refuse to raise fares or taxes to prop up the transit system. Miami-Dade commissioners left the future expansion of...

Make a deal on megaplan, judge orders

A Circuit Court judge told parties to seek an out-of-court solution to a suit seeking to block Miami's plans to finance a baseball stadium and other projects. With those words, attorneys for Miami, Miami-Dade County and the...

For Plan, 'Slum or Blight' Crucial

Posted on: Monday, 7 July 2008, 06:00 CDT By Matthew I. Pinzur, The Miami Herald Jul. 7--Bicentennial Park is home to crumbling concrete, weed-patched plazas and little attention from anyone other than the vagrants who nap...

44 elevator wells equal mosquito heaven

Q. We live behind a new town home development on Red Road near South Miami. It's the breeding site for a huge infestation of mosquitoes. Our children can't even step outside without being completely overwhelmed by them. In the...

Manatee crossing sign confuses motorists

SOUTHWEST MIAMI-DADE, Fla. (WSVN) -- Manatees are not ready to walk among us, no matter what a South Florida roadway's sign will have you believe. The Florida Department of Transportation said construction crews working along...

Dade mayor's budget would shrink property-tax cut

To minimize service cuts, Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez's budget plan would chip away at property-tax cuts -- especially for people who live in cities. Homeowners would lose part of the property-tax cut they won earlier this...

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