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  • 1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

    Homeowners in Miami's Brickell, Edgewater and Downtown neighborhoods say they want out of the Miami Downtown Development Authority, an appointed group tasked with boosting economic development and public safety in the city's urban core. "It takes a bite out of my pocketbook," said James Torres, a downtown resident and president of the Downtown Neighbors' Alliance. The Miami DDA levies a special tax on area homes and businesses to fund its operations.

  • 1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

    Neighbors upset over lights at park near their homes What was meant to be a community improvement is now a nightly nuisance, said neighbors living near South Miami Park, where recent upgrades have sparked complaints about noise and lights spilling into nearby homes.

  • 2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

    Several Formula 1 fans found themselves stranded near the Miami Grand Prix at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens on Friday evening. They paid to park in a lot across the street, but hours later, they found their cars, trucks and SUVs missing, along with the people who took payment. "We're all like, 'How did our cars get towed?'" said Johnathan Martinez of Hialeah. "Did we just get scammed? Were those people pretending to be that?"Andres Escobar came from Ecuador with two friends.

  • 2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

    She dreamed of a job that did not exist but now, Miami-Dade County's first forensic artist is celebrating retirement. Samantha Steinberg's sketches helped crack cold cases and catch fugitives, including the last of Miami's "Cocaine Cowboys."None of it started the way you think. Steinberg grew up in Miami and then graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, intending to work in advertising.

  • 1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

    Some homeowners in Miami Gardens say they are being unfairly fined over dead grass, but not on their own property. The issue lies on city-owned swales and residents are pushing back, saying aggressive code enforcement is targeting them for conditions they have little control over. Frustration grows over city-owned swalesHomeowners threatened with citations or fined over dead grass on City of Miami Gardens soil want aggressive code enforcement to end.

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