Sourdough & Co. Picks Pinecrest for First Miami Store
Sourdough & Co., the California-born sandwich chain known for its warm, freshly baked bread, is planning to open its first Miami-area location inside Pinecrest Place at 7880 SW 104th Street. The restaurant would occupy Unit 106A in the Village of Pinecrest. Sourdough & Co. is planning a Miami-area restaurant at...
Desmond Howard snubs Miami QB Darian Mensah from Heisman consideration
Desmond Howard ranked Trinidad Chambliss first and Kamario Taylor second in a hypothetical Heisman Trophy vote Saturday on ESPN's College GameDay, but he is forgetting one elite QB: Miami's Darian Mensah.
Illegal immigrants, 89 and 73, accused of armed drug trafficking decades after sneaking into...
MIAMI, Fla. - Two illegal immigrants from Cuba with criminal records are behind bars after police say they were selling drugs and had stolen guns. After their arrests, Cesar Valdes, 89, and Magdaleno Medina, 73, were found to have been in the country illegally – for more than 45 years.
First Look at Ami Ami, the New European Cafe on Miracle Mile
Ami Ami opened its doors in downtown Coral Gables just a few weeks ago in August, and it is already bringing something fresh to our neighborhood. You will find Ami Ami at 318 Miracle Mile, taking over the former Lotus Garden space. This is an independent, family-run project created by husband Dushan, wife Mimi, and the
Man and woman hospitalized after being stabbed at home Miami, cops say
A man and a woman were taken to the hospital on Saturday after they were stabbed at a home in Miami, police said. According to Miami Police, at around 2:24 p.m., officers arrived at Northwest 12th Avenue and 61st Street after receiving reports of a domestic-related incident. At the scene,...
Dog owner arrested after neighbors at Miami high-rise express concerns, animal services says
After neighbors at a Miami high-rise expressed concerns for the well-being of a dog seen on a balcony, the dog's owner was arrested, animal services said. According to Miami-Dade County Animal Services, they responded to complaints involving the dog at the Park Line condominium. Animals services said the dog was...
Hallandale Beach Man Convicted of Smuggling Nuclear-Grade Tech to Russia
A Hallandale Beach businessman was convicted this week of smuggling a highly sensitive piece of laboratory equipment out of the United States and into Russia, capping a federal investigation that stretched from a Massachusetts freight yard to a chemical company in Moscow. Kirill Gordei, a 37-year-old dual citizen of th
Hialeah man convicted for role in operation to smuggle migrants into the U.S.
A Cuban national has been convicted for his role in an international operation that involved using a travel agency as a front to illegally smuggle migrants into the United States, federal prosecutors said. Alain Cabrera-Rodriguez, 28, who lives in Hialeah, was convicted by a federal jury of conspiracy to commit...
Miami Freedom Park Hit With $13M in Unpaid-Work Suits, Liens From Contractors
Vendors and subcontractors who worked on Miami Freedom Park say they're owed more than $13 million and have started filing lawsuits and liens against the project's developer to try to collect. The unpaid-work claims span electrical supply, HVAC service, and custom millwork, and they're piling up just months after Nu St
Shipped Over 1,000 Miles to South Beach, 1948 Dining Car Named #2 in U.S.
If you’ve ever found yourself on South Beach past midnight on a weekend with nowhere else to turn, you already know about 11th Street Diner. Now the rest of the country does too!. Online gaming platform ACE.com recently surveyed 3,018 self-identified night owls and asked them to name the...
