Good news: residents no longer have to travel outside the City to get to a driver license office and then wait hours to be helped. More...>>

Beginning this Saturday, until March 31, in conjunction with the Coral Gables Farmers Market, the Passport Acceptance Facility at Coral Gables City Hall will be processing passport applications on Saturdays, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. More...>>

Free tickets, this time for upcoming Canes Women's Basketball games, are being made available to Coral Gables residents, courtesy of a 20-year Development Agreement between the City and the University of Miami. More...>>

The second annual Jazz in the Gables returns with its lunchtime concerts every Wednesday beginning January 11 through March 28, 2012.. More...>>

The Coral Gables Farmers Market, now in its 21st season, is back every Saturday beginning January 21 through March 31, 2012. More...>

Take a good luck at these slimy critters and report them if you've have them on your backyard. They're Giant African Land Snails and have been detected around our City boundaries. More...>>

Thanks to a 20-year Development Agreement between the City of Coral Gables and the University of Miami, Coral Gables residents can receive up to four free tickets per household for upcoming Canes Men's Basketball games. More...>>

The City of Coral Gables has extended the grace period until April 15th, 2012, for enforcement of the restrictions pertaining to trucks parked in residential and commercial areas. More...>>

At the second and final budget hearing held on September 27, the City Commission approved a reduction in the property tax millage rate for the fiscal year that began October 1. More...>>

Known to be the place of all things beautiful, the City of Coral Gables is now making a name for having a heart. More...>>

The City of Coral Gables is one of 151 cities and towns earning recognition from national non-profit KaBOOM! as a 2011 Playful City USA. More...>>

The grace and beauty of the new towering Medjool palms on Alhambra Circle are now in full display. Several members of the City Commission helped untie the fronds of the recently planted trees. In July, the City Commission unanimously approved the streetscape project. More...>>

If you are one of the more than 9,000 businesses in Coral Gables needing to pay your local business taxes or fire inspection fees, you can do so now from the comfort of your computer. More...>>

If you've driven by Segovia Street lately then you've noticed it's bustling with activity. The street's transformation into a beautiful, lush, pedestrian friendly road is currently underway. More...>>

Your parking experience on the 200 block of Miracle Mile is now much more convenient. More...>>

A prominent business owner and proud resident of Coral Gables is helping make his home city a little more beautiful. More...>>

The Coral Gables Community Foundation’s Parknership has also donated $40,000 toward the total cost of the historic restoration of the Alhambra Water Tower which is approximately $278,000. More...>>

Look who’s talking about the City of Coral Gables: The Coral Gables Memory Talking Book, an online interactive learning tool that narrates the early years of the City’s history in front of your own computer. More...>>

If you drive or walk by Ponce de Leon Boulevard from Almeria to Salamanca Avenues, you'll notice the improvements being made to the land­scaping. More...>>

Parking in Downtown Coral Gables is becoming more convenient these days as the City replaces old parking meters with pay stations that provide patrons with multiple payment options including coins, bills, debit and credit cards. More...>>

The Coral Gables City Commission set into motion what will be the most significant transformation - cultural, economic, and physical - of the City's downtown experience to date. More...>>

The City of Coral Gables is following the water restriction guidelines put in place by the South Florida Water Management District. According to Water Management officials, we are still under extreme drought conditions, the fourth worst in the history for the area. More...>>

The City of Coral Gables has instituted the CodeRED Emergency Notification System - an ultra high-speed telephone communication service for emergency notifications. More...>>