Pasco County is seeking public feedback to update their Stormwater Master Plan, which aims to tackle flooding and enhance drainage. Public Work Director Jason Mickel […]
Category: Politics, & Government
Wesley Chapel’s Incorporation Dream: A Decade of Debate and a Growing Push
Wesley Chapel, a long-standing unincorporated community in Pasco County, Florida, is exploring the possibility of becoming its own city through a major chamber of commerce […]
Trump’s Cuts Affecting Federal Workers In Tampa Bay
Federal budget cuts led by Trump and Musk are causing chaos and uncertainty for Florida’s federal workforce, potentially affecting benefits for many Floridians. The cuts […]
Pasco County Residents Clean Up 23 Tons Of Garbage In Great American Cleanup
In the annual Great American Cleanup event, over 1,000 volunteers in Pasco County, Florida collected and disposed of 23 tons of trash from various locations […]
Ethics Commission Dismisses Complaints Against Mayor
Florida Commission on Ethics dismissed two complaints against Mayor John Eric Hoover, finding ‘no probable cause’ that the mayor violated the law. The complaints were […]
New Port Richey To Attach Waste Collection Fees On Property Tax Bills
The City Council of New Port Richey has voted to approve an ‘Intent Resolution to Use Uniform Method of Non-Ad Valorem Assessments to Collect Solid […]
Incomplete State Report Raises Concern Over Insurer Profits
A state report revealing insurers losing money while their affiliates made billions was left undone in 2022, prompting a House committee investigation. The report, commissioned […]
Florida Lawmakers Debate Property Insurance Attorney Fees
Florida lawmakers are debating a bill that would revamp a 2022 law shielding property insurers from paying customers’ attorney fees. The bill aims to bring […]
Struggles Of Social Security Disability Applicant In A Changing Political Climate
An engineer approaching 60 suffered from cerebrovascular disease, making him unable to work. He applied for Social Security Disability Insurance, a rigorous process marked by […]
Mass Layoffs At US Department Of Education Announced
Approximately 1,300 Department of Education employees will be laid off, with impacted staff going on administrative leave starting March 21. The layoffs will affect regional […]