Larry Seward

1 week 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.

3 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

Miami businesses prepare to absorb costs amid new tariffs South Florida businesses that rely on imported goods hope to steer customers away from cost increases. "Listen, I like (President Donald) Trump," said Aliza Daga, owner of Holy Land Flowers. "I love Trump. So I want to give him a chance."Daga's business sells flowers imported from Ecuador and Colombia. She is prepared for costs to rise after President Trump's "Liberation Day" signing on Wednesday.

4 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

The Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office has released surveillance video of a brutal attack that killed a passenger on a Miami trolley last month. Adolph Bailey Bruce, known as "Nash" to friends, died from his injuries on February 4. Police later arrested Lamont Collins, who now faces a charge of second-degree murder. Investigators said the fatal altercation began as a heated argument between Bruce and Collins, escalating into violence.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

A family-run restaurant in the Florida Keys is feeling the sting of last week's massive wildfire, which crippled traffic and kept customers away during one of its busiest seasons. Sal's Ballyhoo's, a longtime staple between Key Largo and Florida City, saw business plummet as brush fire-fueled road closures stranded employees and disrupted supply deliveries. The restaurant, owned by Chef Sal Barrios Sr. and managed by his son, Sal Barrios Jr., lost a key money-making week to the traffic nightmare.

1 month ago | cbsnews.com | Larry Seward

The family of a man killed in a hit-and-run crash outside Palmetto General Hospital is begging for tips to help Hialeah police solve the case, two years after the tragedy. Luisa Arias and Yusmani Rodriguez, speaking through tears, said they are desperate for answers about the death of Pablo Rodriguez, 38. "The only thing I ask is that you give me the person who did it," Arias said in Spanish, struggling to find words through her grief.