With two weeks remaining in Florida’s legislative session, a House E-Verify bill has finally emerged with a committee adoption of a measure that exempts existing private businesses.
Former Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence CEO Tiffany Carr has boxes of subpoenaed records in her North Carolina home, may still have access to the nonprofit’s computer network and managed the organization as a “consultant” three months after she resigned, FCADV officials said.
Florida is middle of the road for U.S. states when it comes to property taxes, a new report by the personal finance website WalletHub shows.
Floridians are being tested for the COVID-19 virus but state officials are not disclosing details, citing federal and state privacy laws.
As CEO of Harbor House of Central Florida in Orlando from 2006-16, Carol Wick managed a shelter that housed an average of 147 domestic violence survivors and their children – most younger than 5 – each night.
The Florida House sent its second major occupational licensing reform bill to the Senate, adopting a measure that mandates “sunset reviews” of more than 100 professional and occupational licenses by 2024.
The Florida Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly endorsed a measure granting more discretion to judges in handing down sentences in drug-related convictions.
A Senate bill that would impose a slate of restrictions on petition-gatherers seeking to put proposed citizen-initiated constitutional amendments on ballots in Florida advanced to the chamber’s floor.
Florida’s school-choice program has been regaled by conservative Christians for expanding tax-funded voucher scholarships to parochial schools and ripped by LGBTQ advocates for awarding public money to schools with discriminatory policies.
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice on Tuesday approved the proposed Second Look Act, a measure that could make more than 4,200 incarcerated juveniles eligible for sentence reviews and possible release from prison.
With two weeks remaining in Florida’s legislative session, a House E-Verify bill has finally emerged with a committee adoption of a measure that exempts existing private businesses.
Former Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence CEO Tiffany Carr has boxes of subpoenaed records in her North Carolina home, may still have access to the nonprofit’s computer network and managed the organization as a “consultant” three months after she resigned, FCADV officials said.
Florida is middle of the road for U.S. states when it comes to property taxes, a new report by the personal finance website WalletHub shows.
Floridians are being tested for the COVID-19 virus but state officials are not disclosing details, citing federal and state privacy laws.
As CEO of Harbor House of Central Florida in Orlando from 2006-16, Carol Wick managed a shelter that housed an average of 147 domestic violence survivors and their children – most younger than 5 – each night.
The Florida House sent its second major occupational licensing reform bill to the Senate, adopting a measure that mandates “sunset reviews” of more than 100 professional and occupational licenses by 2024.
The Florida Senate on Wednesday overwhelmingly endorsed a measure granting more discretion to judges in handing down sentences in drug-related convictions.
A Senate bill that would impose a slate of restrictions on petition-gatherers seeking to put proposed citizen-initiated constitutional amendments on ballots in Florida advanced to the chamber’s floor.
Florida’s school-choice program has been regaled by conservative Christians for expanding tax-funded voucher scholarships to parochial schools and ripped by LGBTQ advocates for awarding public money to schools with discriminatory policies.
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Criminal and Civil Justice on Tuesday approved the proposed Second Look Act, a measure that could make more than 4,200 incarcerated juveniles eligible for sentence reviews and possible release from prison.
The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Environment and General Government on Tuesday unanimously approved a proposal to mandate an annual allocation of $100 million for the Florida Forever program.
