Kriseman refuses refunds for school zone speed traps
Noah Pransky, WTSP9:30 a.m. EST November 5, 2015School zone signage and pavement markings were found lacking in St. Petersburg.(Photo: WTSP)ST. PETERSBURG, Florida– Mayor Rick Kriseman says the city is working fast to improve school zone signage and pavement markings following a10 Investigates report into long-ignored safety lapses across St. Pete.However, the mayor maintains the city did nothing wrong and sent a defiant message to any drivers who may have been wrongly ticketed: see you in court.Despite nearly a decade's worth of warnings that their school crossings were not compliant with FDOT regulations, 10 Investigates revealed the city ignored the calls for improvements and left drivers..>> view originalArmed robbery suspect had baby daughter in car, St Pete police say
ST. PETERSBURG, FL (WFLA) – An armed robbery suspect had his baby daughter in the car with him when he was taken into custody a few blocks from the ...>> view originalPurse thieves wanted in St
ST. PETERSBURG, FL (WFLA) — St. Petersburg Police are looking for three individuals who allegedly attempted to steal thousands of dollars in purses from ...>> view originalPD: Man robbed Quick Stop store in St
St. Petersburg Police have arrested a man accused of robbing a ... 30, held up the Quick Stop Store located at 4025 4th Street N. at 2 p.m. on Thursday.>> view originalWhat’s next for Rays after St
Mark Rivera, WTSP6:39 p.m. EST November 4, 2015Tropicana Field(Photo: (Photo: WTSP))The search for a new Rays stadium is heating up after last night's election in St. Petersburg.With a new city council, it looks like the Rays will be able to try to find a spot for a new ball park in Hillsborough County... but that's not the only option on the table.10 News reporter Mark Rivera show you the four things...that could happen to the rays next.Whats next for Rays stadiumAll of these options cost about 500 millions dollars. The first pitch: The Rays could demolish the trop and build a new stadium in that same lot.MORE:Tampa Bay Rays Stadium Saga - Continuing CoverageThe second: The team could stay ..>> view original403 Forbidden
St. Pete is launching a six-month pilot program Friday that allows downtown party-goers or sight-seers to park in one of two parking garages and then use a ...>> view originalSt
ST. PETERSBURG — Twin Brooks Golf Course, 3800 22nd Ave. S, is reopening after a $1.5 million, six-month renovation. Beginning Friday, golfers will hit the links on a nine-hole, par 3 course of 1,068 yards, with putting surfaces averaging more than 3,500 square feet, much larger than the former 18-hole, par 3 course.The renovated course also offers a 7,000-square-foot platinum Paspalum putting green, undulating mounds to simulate play on a regulation course, a manmade lake, and scenic views of Clam Bayou and the Pinellas Trail, all accessible by 12 new electric golf carts or on foot.The project also improved drainage by implementing a sub-surface system, which will let the course reopen soon..>> view originalSt
Lisa Wheeler-Brown did more than survive a brawl of a race to win the District 7 seat Tuesday.Her victory made history.Come January, three women---Wheeler-Brown, Darden Rice and Amy Foster---will be seated on the dais in City Council chambers for the first time.The eight-member council has never had more than two women members at once. Wheeler-Brown defeated Will Newton, the younger brother of term-limited Wengay Newton for her seat.Rice asked City Clerk Chan Srinivasa to research if three women had ever served together. He found that it had never happened.On Thursday, Rice said having more women's voices in municipal goverment is a good thing."It's great to see the makeup of council more cl..>> view originalJohn Hancock strikes a deal with one of St
John Hancock Financial Network Inc. has agreed to buy certain assets of Transamerica Financial Advisors Inc. The deal will allow Transamerica, headquartered ...>> view originalAuction of Pier bait house gets called off after outcry
ST. PETERSBURG — The inverted pyramid will soon be just a memory, but the fate of a historic bait house has hung in the balance in recent days.An announcement in late October that the city planned to auction the bait house, which dates to the 1926 Million Dollar Pier, stunned preservationists and other residents. Council of Neighborhood Associations president Marlene Murray objected in an email Saturday to Mayor Rick Kriseman's chief of staff."It has been my understanding that the city was going to ensure the bait shop was included in the Pier design or possibly the uplands or somewhere on the waterfront," said Murray, a mayoral appointee to the former Pier working group."In public hearings ..>> view original
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