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St. Petersburg committee advances $50,000 for residents’ abortion travel costsThe abortion-rights funding request and resolution needs City Council approval

St. Petersburg City Council committee advances stronger protections for rentersThe changes align with Pinellas County’s tenants’ bill of rights, subject to full council approval.

Community leaders call for more local control over development of St. Pete's Tropicana Field siteOn Monday, Mayor Ken Welch selected the Hines-Rays proposal for the old Gas Plant site.

Catalyze 2023: City Councilmember Richie FloydWe’re asking thought leaders, business people and creatives to talk about 2023 and give us catalyzing ideas for making St. Pete a better place to live. What should our city look like? What are their hopes, their plans, their problem-solving ideas? This is Catalyze 2023. The end of 2022 marks the conclusion of Richie Floyd’s [...]

St. Pete should treat housing as a public utility — like water and sewer | ColumnSt. Petersburg should build and maintain housing on city land, and collect rent based on ability to pay. This “social housing” provides a realistic and fiscally responsible path toward a permanent solution to the housing crisis.

The Rise of the No-Compromise Climate CandidateFrom New York to Texas, a new crop of candidates rejecting fossil fuel donations are calling for legislative action.

Richie Floyd asks St. Pete to explore legal support for tenants facing eviction amid rental crisisA similar NYC program helped 85% of participants stave off eviction. A similar NYC program helped 85% of participants stave off eviction.

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