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Coral Gables Mayor Raul Valdes-Fauli had already been an

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In a special evening session, the Coral Gables City Commission on Tuesday, Feb. 9, passed the bulk of the new

The idea of public art, and its importance for the civid life of Coral Gables, has become the new mantra for the city.

As a child, 16-year-old Gables resident Matias Nieto enjoyed swimming in the waters of Matheson Hammock Park.

Covid-19 has been harsh on many industries, but it has been especially hard on hospitality. The past 11 months have seen

It all began with a bike ride through Matheson Hammock Park during a King Tide in 2019. That’s when Coral Gables resident

Coral Gables is known for its rich history, beauty and expensive real estate. The same could be said for the items

Coral Gables, despite the best effort of the downtown’s Business Improvement District to put musicians on the

To say that 240 new cases of the coronavirus in a week in Coral Gables is good news is a little sad. Compared to the early

Lawrence Kline grew up in Miami Beach and studied architecture at the University of Florida before earning his master’s