City of St. Petersburg

The city launched the program in April to get the community involved in taking care of stormwater systems during the rainy season.

The Tampa Bay Times CEO said the building is uninhabitable and the newspaper is looking for a new home.

In celebration of Arbor Day, as well as April being Earth Month, local cities and counties are giving away free trees.

The replacement roof panels should be installed by December, leaving the Rays a couple of months to finish up interior stadium repairs.

These are some of the details from the annual Point-in-Time Count of those experiencing homelessness. About 280 volunteers walked St. Petersburg's streets to gather the information.

The federal grant will go toward building up prolonged hurricane resilience. The money is supposed to address residents' unmet needs. St. Petersburg was also awarded $159.9.

A nine-foot-tall, 500-foot-long AquaFence will soon guard Lift Station 85, a wastewater treatment plant that services St. Petersburg’s downtown waterfront.

Gulf Coast JFCS is one of three organizations in the country to receive grants under the community-police relations category of the NFL's Inspire Change initiative.

The city and Duke Energy announced the Renter Utility Relief Program at a news conference Friday. This plan will help renters pay electric, sanitation and water bills that are past due.

The city is asking developers to include accommodations for affordable housing and a new baseball stadium, and would like them to find ways to honor the history and legacy of the African-American Gas Plant community.

Property values are skyrocketing all across Florida, generating hundreds of millions of dollars in tax revenues for local governments.

The Tampa Bay Rays begin the 2022 Major League Baseball season Friday against the Baltimore Orioles at Tropicana Field.