Steve Litz

3 weeks ago | telemundo51.com | Steve Litz |Lorena Inclan

MIAMI, Florida - Un conserje de una escuela secundaria del condado de Broward fue arrestado esta semana con cargos de posesión de pornografía infantil. Jaime Rivas, conserje de la escuela secundaria Indian Ridge en Davie, fue acusado de casi una docena de cargos por posesión de material de conducta sexual infantil en su computadora, según consta en los registros de la cárcel. Noticias de Florida 24/7 en Telemundo 51.

3 weeks ago | telemundo51.com | Julia Bagg |Steve Litz

MIAMI, Florida - El futuro del flúor en el agua potable del condado de Miami-Dade depende de los líderes locales este martes. Los comisionados del condado se disponen a decidir si lo eliminan del agua del grifo después de que el comisionado Roberto González presentara una legislación que eliminaría pequeñas cantidades de flúor del agua potable. Noticias de Florida 24/7 en Telemundo 51.

1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Steve Litz

The Trump administration is set to eliminate an immigration program that once cleared the way for people from Haiti to come to America legally. That program is about to go away, and people from Haiti who are in the U.S. while undocumented have to leave in about one month. Many in South Florida's Haitian community are scared about possible deportation. Immigration lawyer Patricia Elizee calls what's happening in the community an attack on people's psyche. "They are sharing their fears," she said.

1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Steve Litz

The mayor of Miami Beach, Florida, is backing off a proposal to terminate an independent theater's lease and financial support after it screened an Oscar-winning documentary about the conflict between Palestinians and Israelis. Mayor Steven Meiner introduced a resolution last week describing the film "No Other Land" as antisemitic, but he withdrew it during Wednesday's regular commission meeting after five of the six city commissioners said they opposed the proposal.

1 month ago | nbcmiami.com | Steve Litz

Miami-Dade commissioners have given initial approval for an additional $10.5 million in funding for FIFA for the World Cup next year. At their meeting Tuesday, commissioners approved the funding in a 9-3 vote on a first reading. The measure will still have to be heard at a committee meeting and then be passed by commissioners in a final vote. The county has already approved $25 million for FIFA for services like police and fire rescue, along with a $10.5 million cash subsidy.