The nonresident towing rate will be $516 - double the normal rate - plus a $30 administrative fee for vehicles towed in South ...

The City of Miami Beach released a hilarious ad Tuesday spoofing reality TV shows in a bid to get incoming spring breakers to ...

Looking forward to spring break in Miami Beach this year? Well, think again because Miami Beach is issuing a major reality ...

A new campaign, “Miami Beach Spring Break Reality Check,” will go live digitally on Tuesday, followed by “advertising throughout Florida focusing on our tri-county area, in-state college towns and ...

The minute and 30-second promo is part of the city's "Spring Break Reality Check" campaign, according to a memo written by Miami Beach City Manager Eric Carpenter. "The Office of Marketing ...

Changes are coming again for spring break in Miami Beach. They include closed parking garages in South Beach and $100 fees in other parts of the city. It’s all part of the city’s efforts to limit ...

The city of Miami Beach has launched a reality TV-style ad campaign urging revelers to stay away or have “the worst spring break ever”— complete with endless rules and buzz-killing police ...

“Consider this your reality check. Spring Break and Miami Beach don’t mix,” read the YouTube caption for the ad, which was released on Tuesday. The video is the latest salvo in a yearslong ...

Miami Beach is implementing strict security measures, heightened law enforcement, and new public awareness efforts to control spring break crowds<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...

It started last year, when the city launched an expensive ad campaign telling spring breakers that the party was over and ...

The city of Miami Beach released a marketing video Tuesday in which actors depict a spring break gone wrong due to strict rules, police crackdowns and potential curfews. The 90-second video ...