Pasco County is conducting a route study to extend Bud Bexley Parkway from Sunlake Boulevard to U.S. 41/Land O’ Lakes Boulevard. The project aims to […]
Category: Politics, & Government
Protesters Rally Against Florida’s Abortion Ban On Roe V. Wade Anniversary
Protesters gathered in downtown St. Petersburg on the 52nd anniversary of the overturned Roe v. Wade decision to show support for legal abortion access. The […]
Trump Pardons Over 1,500 People Charged With Capitol Riot
Donald Trump issued a series of pardons to more than 1,500 individuals, who were involved in the storming of the US Capitol on Jan 6, […]
Remembering Bill Colombo, Former Port Richey Council Member
Former Port Richey Vice Mayor, Acting Mayor, and City Council member William M. ‘Bill’ Colombo passed away on January 20. Known for his community involvement […]
New Port Richey Updates Stormwater Utility System Plan To Address Flood Prevention
The New Port Richey City Council has approved an updated stormwater utility system master plan to address flood prevention, following four major storms in the […]
Congressman Congratulates Innovative Students, Outstanding Senior, And Literacy Teacher Of The Year
Two students from Angeline Academy of Innovation won the 2024-25 Congressional App Challenge for their ‘Plan-It’ app, designed to help students manage tasks and schedules. […]
Port Richey City Council Seeks To Increase Salaries
The City Council of Port Richey is proposing to increase their annual stipend, with the mayor seeking a raise from $4,320 to $9,600. The proposed […]
Port Richey Residents To Elect City Council Members
Port Richey residents will elect two City Council members to three-year terms carrying an annual salary of $7,500. Only registered voters living within the city […]
Connected City Residents Protest Mixed Use Development
Residents of the Connected City, a state-authorized pilot program, are upset over the rezoning of a parcel of land for a mixed-use project that includes […]