Vannia Joseph

1 week ago | wflx.com | Vannia Joseph

Valet parking has been convenient for visitors heading to downtown Lake Worth Beach, especially during busy weekends. But now, city leaders say that convenience has created unintended consequences—and they're stepping in to make changes. For months, residents have voiced concerns about worsening traffic congestion and a lack of available street parking. Many say valet services are part of the problem.

1 week ago | wptv.com | Vannia Joseph

LAKE WORTH BEACH, Fla. — Valet parking has been a convenience for visitors heading to downtown Lake Worth Beach, especially during busy weekends. But now, city leaders say that convenience has created unintended consequences—and they're stepping in to make changes. For months, residents have voiced concerns about worsening traffic congestion and a lack of available street parking. Many say valet services are part of the problem.

1 week ago | wptv.com | Vannia Joseph

BOCA RATON, Fla. — Law enforcement officers from across Florida gathered Tuesday at Florida Atlantic University for specialized training aimed at combating antisemitism and strengthening campus safety. The event was hosted by the Florida Office of the Attorney General, the Combat Antisemitism Movement, and the George Washington University Program on Extremism. It comes amid rising tensions on college campuses nationwide since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.

2 weeks ago | wptv.com | Vannia Joseph

LAKE WORTH BEACH, Fla. — After months of heated debate, confusion, and online speculation, the team behind the Weiner Museum of Decorative Arts (WMODA) project is speaking directly to residents—clearing the air on what they call misinformation. The WMODA is a major cultural and residential development planned for downtown Lake Worth Beach. While the project has already received city approval, many residents still have questions—and frustrations.

3 weeks ago | wptv.com | Vannia Joseph

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — As the U.S. and China remain locked in a tariff dispute, the ripple effects are beginning to hit small businesses across the country—including Black-owned beauty salons that rely on imported hair products. In West Palm Beach, salon owner Mackencia Pierre, better known to clients as "Vavaa," is preparing for what could be a costly shift in her bottom line. She owns Vavaa Satisfaction Beauty Bar, where she offers styles that range from intricate braids to full sew-ins.