The Miami Herald published this article on January 19, 2010 Kevin Yamamura The Sacramento Bee Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was insistent at his January budget presentation that his spending plan does not raise taxes. He said,...
Governor Charlie Crist issued a second Executive Order today, Tuesday, January 19, 2010 extending the agricultural State of Emergency an additional seven days. He had previously issued an agricultural State of Emergency...
The Wall Street Journal published this article on January 15, 2010. Rule Change Will Allow Firms to Set Aside Less Capital on Written-Down Bonds By LESLIE SCISM Life insurers are readying for an estimated $5 billion-plus...
The Miami Herald published this article on January 14, 2009. BY DAVID OVALLE dovalle@MiamiHerald.com A workers’ compensation insurance company spent more than $28,000 on Helmuth Droege after the Miami computer salesman...
The Miami Herald publised this article on January 12, 2010. BY BETH REINHARD breinhard@MiamiHerald.com Joe Carollo, the pugnacious former Miami mayor who narrowly lost a reelection bid in 2001, is likely to launch a Florida...
The Miami Herald published this article on January 11, 2009 BY MICHAEL SALLAH AND ROB BARRY msallah@MiamiHerald.com Eleven years after Florida regulators gave billionaire Allen Stanford unprecedented approval to open a rogue...
The Miami Herald published this article on January 9, 2010. The Associated Press State Farm Fire and Casualty Co., Louisiana’s largest homeowners insurer, has asked insurance regulators for a rate increase that would...
THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA published this article on January 7, 2010. By KATHLEEN HAUGHNEY THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 7, 2010……..Six candidates ranging from well known local activists to up-and-coming...
THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA published this article on January 7, 2010. By DAVID ROYSE THE CAPITAL, TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 6, 2010….Former Rep. Dennis Baxley left the House in 2008 known as one of the staunchest social...
The Miami Herald published this article on January 6, 2009. BY MARY ELLEN KLAS Herald/Times Tallahassee Bureau The Florida Public Service Commission said Tuesday it is looking into anonymous allegations that Florida Power...