Gov. Ron DeSantis appointed Sen. Blaise Ingoglia as Florida’s Chief Financial Officer, bypassing a candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump. Ingoglia, known for his conservative stance, intends to scrutinize local government spending and focus on eliminating property taxes on homesteaded locations. His appointment is through 2026.
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Wesley Chapel, Florida, has seen rapid growth in population and development, sparking discussions about incorporating as a city to gain local control over spending. Supporters […]
The Port Richey City Council is considering increasing their annual stipend, currently set at $4,320, to $7,500 for council members and $9,600 for the mayor. […]
A retired car dealer, known as ‘Mr. Friendly’, has announced a second $50,000 matching donation campaign to save the West Klosterman Preserve in Tarpon Springs, […]