Ballard Partners announced on Tuesday that attorney Justin Sayfie, well known across the Sunshine State for his work for former Gov. Jeb Bush and his Sayfie Review and other new media projects, will take over as managing partner of its new Fort Lauderdale office.
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State Rep. Mike La Rosa, R-St. Cloud, announced on Tuesday morning that he will not run for Congress next year.
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President Obama's intrusion into the mourning community of Roseburg, Oregon, in order to promote his political crusade for stronger gun control laws, is part of a pattern of his using various other sites of shooting rampages in the past to promote this longstanding crusade of the political left.
Trying to make legal services more accessible in Florida, recommendations released Monday call for a "robust" website outlining local, state and national legal resources that low- and moderate-income residents could access at home or on an increased number of public computers.
The Florida Commission on Access to Civil Justice, created by Supreme Court Chief Justice Jorge Labarga, also called in an interim report for additional people providing pro bono services and to draw leftover money from class-action lawsuits to help fund legal-aid efforts.
Jeffrey Neal, who used to run the massive human resources shop for the Department of Homeland Security, just completed an analysis of the Great Pay Debate, who earns more, civil servants or their private-sector counterparts.
Welcome to The Dean’s List — an Ed Dean-style look at who Florida’s political achievers were (and weren’t) in the last seven days. What you see here is strictly my opinion, not necessarily the editor’s or the rest of the staff at Sunshine State News.
John Keane has retired, and Jacksonville city officials could not be happier.
While executive director of the Police and Fire Pension Board for 25 years, Keane has been a political musician -- playing politicians and bureaucrats like a violin and beating them like a drum.
Having known Keane for more than 50 years, I was not at all surprised. His tenacity is remarkable and he has a phenomenal memory.
The Democratic presidential candidates will meet in Las Vegas on Tuesday night for their first debate and the stakes are high.
With Venezuela continuing to face instability, four members of the Florida congressional delegation have teamed up in the U.S. House to propose providing exiles some help. Florida Republican U.S. Rep. Carlos Curbelo and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen and Democratic U.S. Reps. Alan Grayson and Debbie Wasserman Schultz unveiled the “Venezuelan Refugee Assistance Act.” Curbelo and Grayson are the chief sponsors of the bill.
