A reference of the week's public city meetings
Miami Beach's Design Review Board approved Bank of America's plan to replace a 1974 single-story branch at 1414 Alton Road with a new 4,955-square-foot building featuring two drive-through ATM lanes and a tile mosaic mural.
Couple alleges their landlord and realtor knew about a major building-wide construction project at Louver House before they signed an $18,000-per-month lease — and said nothing.
Social media influencer Anna Konstantinova is suing the organizers of PARAISO Miami Swim Week 2026 after she suffered a severe ankle fracture at Collins Park, alleging producers built a hazardous floor while telling city permit officials it would be level.
Miami Beach's Design Review Board continued a vote on Sofi 935, a 3-story, 2-unit building proposed for a substandard lot at 935 2nd Street, directing the architect to soften the front facade and reconsider side-yard landscaping before returning September 11.
Miami Beach's Finance and Economic Resiliency Committee voted unanimously to recommend expanding an automated license plate recognition parking program to all city lots, citing $360,000 in new citation revenue from just four lots over seven months.
Nine ways to spend the weekend in Miami Beach, from Florida Supercon and World Cup watch parties to Poolside at the Bandshell, Spanish-language theater, opera, free family theater and Latin jazz.
Superhuman Museum LLC has sued its California-based landlord in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, alleging bad faith efforts to torpedo a lease for the iconic former Regal Cinema space at 1100 Lincoln Road.
A reference of the week's public city meetings
In a point-by-point reply to the urologist's defenses, Mount Sinai invokes a previously undisclosed agreement it says undercuts his central theory of the case — and days later, a judge set the non-compete fight on a fast track toward a jury trial.
A fresh Miami Beach weekend guide for July 3-5, with World Cup watch parties, Broadway in the Botanical Garden, two July 4 fireworks options, art at The Bass, and a Sunday jazz landing at The Betsy.
Four owners at one of Miami Beach's most prominent luxury condominium towers have filed suit against their building association, alleging that managers secretly distributed nearly $90,000 in cash over two years without keeping proper records — and then spent almost a year blocking residents from finding out what happened to the money.