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CAVA opens its doors to the Pembroke Pines community on September 9th, 2026. The restaurant is located in Pembroke Lakes Square at 11049 Pines Blvd., Pembroke Pines, FL 33026. Daily operating hours are 10:30 a.m. – 10 p.m. With Mediterranean-inspired bowls, pitas, dips, and dressings, the fast-casual restaurant chain..

Taco ’bout a good reason to head out for lunch. One of Miami’s favorite taco joints has a new home! Yup, a new location, but same gluten-free tacos that’ll have you begging for more tacos. Deco stopped by Taquiza in Little River to check out its new digs.

We’re back to work and school after the long Labor Day weekend. Are gas prices still going up as we hit the road for a new week in South Florida? On Tuesday, Sept 8, prices are up a few cents a gallon in Miami-Dade and Broward and up 7 cents a gallon across the state. Except for the Keys and Palm Beach County, gas has

A death investigation is underway in Fort Lauderdale after two people were found dead inside a residence over the weekend, authorities said. According to Fort Lauderdale Police, on Saturday, at around 1:37 p.m., officers arrived at the 400 block of Northeast Third Avenue after receiving reports of a possible suicide.

Miami burglars allegedly used cargo vans, recycling bins, ski masks, and a signal jammer to steal $200,000 in electronics in a GTA-like heist.

(WSVN) - When a South Florida man left town for marine boot camp – his wife was set to pick up his final paycheck. When the check bounced, she called Help Me Howard with Brandon Beyer. Kelly and her husband Carlos have been in each other’s lives since they...

Miami Cristobal reviews the Stanford performance while preparing for a new Thursday night challenge against FAMU.

In the vibrant coastal stretch of Miami known as Edgewater a drawn out legal standoff over prime waterfront land has come to an end. The Biscayne 21 settlement has allowed a major redevelopment project to move forward after years of contention among property owners and a development firm. This outcome reflects the shif

Second in a three part series for Community Newspapers on getting creative about transit funding. In my last column I wrote about the idle rail line to PortMiami and the first principle of a creative transit agenda, getting full value from what the public has already invested in while asking the direct beneficiaries to

Subscribe to our YouTube channel! NBC6 South Florida. As Miami welcomed thousands this summer for the World Cup, two undergraduate students from Florida International University helped investigators with identifying human traffickers. “We took part in taking another bad person off the streets to know that they can neve