New Deuces Live executive director aims to revitalize 22nd Street corridor
In her new role as the executive director of the Deuces Live, St. Pete native Latorra…
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St. Pete City Council approves multi-family zoning change for about 2,900 properties
Almost 2,900 eligible St. Petersburg communities and property owners can convert their…
Building a better path forward by acknowledging the past
The land that Hines/Tampa Bay Rays was chosen to develop has a storied past of mass…
Moving from helpers to leaders: From Jordan Park to the Gas Plant
Michael Lundy, CEO of St. Petersburg Housing Authority, Brian Evjen-Norstar vice…
New task force launched to address housing affordability and stability
District 7 Pinellas County Commissioner Rene Flowers has been appointed to the National…
City of St. Pete announces final ARPA funding distribution
The City of St. Petersburg received approximately $45 million from the American Rescue…
City Seeking Engaged individuals for Citizen Advisory Committee vacancies
The application deadline for the Citizen Advisory Committee for the South St. Petersburg…
City seeking input on the future of the Manhattan Casino
The city invites citizens to share their thoughts on the Manhattan Casino and how best…
Mayor Ken Welch makes decision on TPA/Moffitt development
Mayor Ken Welch has determined the TPA/Moffitt project does not provide sufficient…
How city proposes to spend $34 million to address housing crisis
City of St. Petersburg Community Affairs and Neighborhood Administrator James Corbett and…
St. Pete leaders collaborate with Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President and CEO Raphael Bostic (right) along with other…
Not a banana to be had at Coquina Key Plaza
With the purchase of 110,500 square foot retail space formerly known as Coquina Key Plaza…
Pastors voice support for Sugar Hill to redevelop Trop site
After touring Sacramento, a group of pastors comprised a letter to Mayor Ken…
Welch’s first 100 days
Mayor Ken Welch updated St. Pete on his accomplishments in his first 100 days in office…
St. Pete’s CBA Policy underway; first developer meeting with community set for May 13
The first project of the CBA program is located on a 4.59-acre site at 800 First Ave. S.…
Social Action Funding Grant applications sought
Applicant organizations applying to the Social Action Funding Grant Program must be…
City of St. Petersburg seeks Community Benefits Advisory Committee members
In 2021, the city council approved the Community Benefits Agreement program as a…
St. Pete takes major steps on housing affordability
City council approved an additional $617,000 in incentives from the Community…