City of Pensacola

The Pensacola Planning Board next week will consider initial designs for a new hotel being built at Community Maritime Park.

Mayor Reeves presents the State of the City to a Pensacola audience

The city of Pensacola unveiled its first comprehensive plan for the next ten years.

Hurricane Ivan's damage to the downtown Pensacola wastewater treatment plant in 2004 marked a key turning point in getting the facility moved and opening up development along the city's waterfront.

Ret. U.S. Navy Capt. Tim Kinsella brings decades of leadership experience to oversee daily city operations.

The measures are meant to increase transparency amid public scrutiny of job creation promises that won nearly a quarter-billion in public subsidies for the multinational corporation.

Zoning reform could alleviate an affordable housing crisis, but the possibility of loosening single-family zoning restrictions could spell conflict.

The Pensacola City Council has granted a 30-day extension for Inspired Communities of Florida to present a lease agreement for a significant development at the Community Maritime Park.

A new police unit is monitoring loud vehicles in downtown Pensacola.

An online survey is welcoming input to guide the city's future.