Bottom line is that if Mr. Rosado had not had an angel like Joe or Marjorie Carollo, he never, never, never would have gotten ...

The other Rosado vote that Carollo disliked was the decision to terminate the Bayfront Park Management Trust in January of ...

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez and Commissioner Joe Carollo bet big on last month’s special election, spending a combined $1.6 ...

With new leadership at the helm of one agency and another slated for closure at the start of the new year, a shift in ...

Miami District 3 Commissioner Joe Carollo, who has said he is thinking of running for mayor, is one of two commissioners who didn’t vote on June 26 to push back this November’s election to next year.

As Miami gears up for elections this fall, the city commission is considering a slate of charter amendments dealing with land use policies, public officials’ pay and government transparency. In its fi ...

City commissioners will vote on whether to dissolve the Bayfront Park Management Trust — a quasi-government body that manages two major downtown parks.

The Miami commissioners’ 3-2 vote will delay the November election to 2026 so that it matches up with federal and state contests.

Chairwoman Christine King and Vice Chair Joe Carollo were the two Miami commissioners opposed to Damian Pardo’s idea of ...

Commissioner Ralph Rosado listens during the public comment period of a Miami City Commission meeting on Thursday, July 10, 2025, at Miami City Hall in Coconut Grove.

Commissioner Joe Carollo was removed as chair of the Bayfront Park Management Trust and replaced with Commissioner Miguel Gabela. NBC6's Steve Litz spoke to them both.