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Miami could pay $12.5 million to settle a lawsuit brought by multiple Little Havana businesses over claims of harassment and unfair treatment, the latest turn in a winding legal saga stemming from ...
Less than 24 hours after the city of Miami Beach sued the owner and tenant of a $6.5 million “party ... Code officers have issued at least 45 violations at the property since February 2022 ...
North Miami City Hall to reopen after ‘cyber incident’ shut it for a week. Milena Malaver ... The department is open for walk-ins, phone calls, and emails. Issuance of violation notices has ...
The City of Miami responded by filing a lawsuit against the state, citing public health and safety concerns. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) had also filed a lawsuit against the City of Miami for imposing the 2,500-foot (760 m) rule for sex offenders when the State of Florida's law restricts them to 1,000 feet (300 m) from where ...
The following month, the city of Miami was sued again by the Brickell Homeowners Association, who alleged that the city violated its charter by misrepresenting its agreement with the festival as being a "license" but appearing to be a lease, which requires competitive bidding under Florida law.
The 1989 Miami riot was sparked after Miami Police Department (MPD) officer William Lozano shot Black motorcyclist Clement Lloyd on January 16, 1989. Lloyd, 23, was fleeing from another MPD officer who was chasing him for an alleged traffic violation.
A judge has rejected the city of Miami’s bid to block a lawsuit challenging its 15% parking surcharge — a tax that has generated tens of millions of dollars in recent years.
The 1982 Overtown riot was a period of civil unrest in Miami, Florida, United States, from December 28 to 30, 1982.The riot was caused by the shooting death of an African American man in the city's Overtown neighborhood by a Latino police officer on December 28, leading to three days of disorder that resulted in one additional death, numerous injuries and arrests, and widespread property damage.