Latest issueJupiter council advances Suni Sands plan as flood emergency growsRead now

Jupiter Morning NewsSubscribe — it’s free

Jupiter Morning News

City Hall news

Stories from Jupiter Morning News’ editions, and every report from Jupiter’s newsrooms.

City Hall stories

Written for Jupiter Morning News’ editions from the reports of two or more newsrooms.

Every edition
JupiterJupiter's Town Council advances plans for a hotel and condos at Suni SandsIf you care what happens at one of Jupiter's last open waterfront sites, here's where it stands. On Oct. 29, the Town Council voted 4-1 to approve first readings of four zoning and land-use ordinances. They would let developer Charles Modica build at the former Suni Sands mobile home park site. Council member Ron Delaney cast the lone no votes, citing the project's possible effect on seagrass.Today’s editionRead FloodingDeSantis adds Palm Beach County and six other counties to Florida's flood emergencyIf you live in Palm Beach County, you're now under Florida's flooding state of emergency. Gov. Ron DeSantis amended Executive Order 26-227 on Wednesday to add Glades, Hendry, Lake, Okeechobee, Palm Beach, Seminole and Volusia counties. NewsRadio WIOD says Riviera Beach and Port St. Lucie have some of the worst neighborhood flooding in the state.Today’s editionRead

City Hall from local newsrooms

From Palm Beach Daily News, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Palm Beach Daily News13 hours ago

    Architect Jeffery Smith files to run for Palm Beach Town Council

    Palm Beach Architectural Commission Chair Jeffery Smith is seeking the Town Council seat held for five terms by Julie Araskog, who is stepping down.

In brief

The short notes of Jupiter Morning News’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • BrightlineBrightline has resumed service between West Palm Beach and Orlando after suspending it Monday because of high water in Brevard County.

    Brightline has resumed service between West Palm Beach and Orlando after suspending it Monday because of high water in Brevard County. Trains are on a regular schedule, and all tracks have cleared inspections. We suggest checking the Brightline app or website for available trains.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Spectrum News 13, WSVN

  • Riviera BeachRiviera Beach is pulling $2 million from its major disaster fund to cope with flooding the city's utilities director said was worsened in some areas by crumbling pipes.

    Riviera Beach is pulling $2 million from its major disaster fund to cope with flooding the city's utilities director said was worsened in some areas by crumbling pipes. The city declared a state of emergency on Nov. 2.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: The Palm Beach Post