News

Four new lawsuits, a federal reversal, and a trial date in August. Here’s where every case stands.

The city is updating the Land Development Code for the second time in two years. Four public workshops start March 3. This one matters more than the last.

Langevin cites border involvement as reason to oppose $37,000 homelessness grant. Deputy Mayor Jaffe joins opposition. Amendment passes 3-2 despite concerns over organizational accountability.

The Finance Team will be in the room. Here’s what’s new and why it matters.

Councilman’s First Amendment case against Palm Bay dismissed as parties reach settlement; terms remain confidential until City Council votes, though timing and extent of public disclosure uncertain

Palm Bay officials will review major environmental restoration work, federal grant applications, and controversial development ordinance changes at Thursday’s council meeting.

A statewide watchdog report reveals Palm Bay’s property taxes grew 158% in a decade, but the numbers expose a structural bind that the charter review commission just voted to keep.

Controversial amendment adding references to US founding documents passes 8-2 while at-large election proposal fails and 3% tax cap remains unchanged

County Commission votes 5-0 to implement immediate restrictions as drought index approaches automatic trigger threshold

Coffee with the City Manager returns February 24—and you’re picking our question

Palm Bay debates at-large elections, tax cap loopholes, and constitutional definitions at Feb 12 meeting

Second payment vendor breach in seven years exposes city’s infrastructure vulnerability