Hyperlocal news for Miami Beach and the barrier islands
Repeated bands of heavy rain could flood streets from South Beach to Sunny Isles, on top of high tides and a coastal flood advisory that runs to 7 p.m. Monday.
Police say a doorbell camera showed the 31-year-old city employee entering a woman's apartment Oct. 15; he faces burglary and grand theft charges, Local 10 reported.
The Parking Department's 'Parking & Pastelitos' session runs 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Police Athletic League building, 999 11th St.
Voters assigned to St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church on North Bay Road go to 151 Sunny Isles Blvd. instead on Tuesday, Nov. 3, the county says.
In a video posted on X, an officer tells the Republican lawmaker, who is on Tuesday's ballot, that he is being too loud.
Mayor Steven Meiner credited nightly patrols, stronger noise laws and Operation Quiet Streets; the figure comes from his post and hasn't been independently verified.
The city's Commission for Women invites the public to an 11 a.m. ceremony at Maurice Gibb Memorial Park honoring the entertainer who refused to play to segregated crowds here in 1951.
Sunny Isles Beach says the play area at 17425 Collins Ave. is open again after weeks of work, a few days earlier than its closure notice said.
Drivers leaving Miami Beach on the MacArthur Causeway face full overnight closures at Biscayne Boulevard Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights, with detours through downtown Miami.
The New York-born botanical cocktail bar, with an unmarked street entrance, was set to open Oct. 30 inside the Moxy South Beach.
The city says the Southgate Towers site is zoned residential, so the state affordable-housing law doesn't apply; the developer can appeal.
The brand's store list shows the Lincoln Road shop as opening soon, near Brandy Melville on the mall's 700 block.
A maintenance problem has held up the Community Center pool's seasonal heating, leaving the water at about 74 to 77 degrees for now.
