Miami City Government News & Analysis

What is the latest Miami-Dade government news?

A narrow 7-6 commission vote on September 3 raises countywide homeowner water rates 6%, part of an 8% overall budget increase heading to a final vote September 17.

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Miami-Dade Commissioners Approve 6% Water Rate Hike in Overnight Budget Session

Downtown · September 10, 2026

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Florida Approves Miami Beach's $541M Ten-Year Beachfront Management Plan

Miami Beach · September 9, 2026

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Miami-Dade Mayor Unveils $14.26B FY2026-27 Budget With Flat Property Tax Rate

Downtown · September 4, 2026

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Coral Gables Taps Deputy Manager Joe Gómez to Lead City Hall in 2027

Coral Gables · September 3, 2026

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Coral Gables Commissioner Castro to Chair Florida League of Cities Development Panel

Coral Gables · September 1, 2026

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Miami-Dade Historic Courthouse Draws 50,000 Online Views but Zero Bids

Downtown · August 13, 2026

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Florida's $284M Revenue Surplus Could Boost South Florida Transit Funding

Miami-Dade · August 11, 2026

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Miami International Airport Passenger Traffic Slips in First Half of 2026

Miami-Dade · August 10, 2026

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Palm Beach Town Council Opens First Look at FY2027 Budget in Special Workshop

Palm Beach · July 28, 2026

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West Palm Beach Moves Toward Six-Month Downtown Development Pause

Palm Beach · July 28, 2026

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South Florida Consumer Prices Have Climbed 36% Since 2019, Squeezing Miami-Dade Residents

Miami-Dade · July 26, 2026

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Miami-Dade Leads Florida in Out-of-State License Exchanges, Up 16% in First Half of 2026

Miami-Dade · July 26, 2026

What are the biggest Miami-Dade government stories in 2026?

MiamiBeacon's most-read city government coverage of 2026: Miami-Dade's FY 2027 Budget Axes 12 Bus Routes, Raids Rail Reserve Fund, Fort Lauderdale Moves to Approve 210 Affordable Units Across Two Neighborhoods, and Miami-Dade Kicks Off FY 2026-27 Budget Season With $94M Deficit Looming.