A federal lawsuit filed against Naples by a group of residents was dismissed Monday, ending the litigation over the City Council’s approval last year of the 7-Eleven project planned near the River Park neighborhood.

A federal lawsuit filed against the city of Naples by a group of residents was dismissed Monday, ending the litigation over the City Council's approval last year of the 7-Eleven project planned near the River Park neighborhood.

Naples taxpayers could cover some costs of rebuilding the city dock after the Naples City Council agreed Wednesday to loan $6.5 million from the city’s investment pool to pay for the project.

Naples leaders rejected a proposal Tuesday for an independent ethics watchdog to oversee conduct from city and county government officials.

A federal judge should void the Naples City Council’s approval of a controversial redevelopment after Councilman Sam Saad voted for the project without disclosing a conflict of interest, a group of Naples residents argued in a court filing Friday.

The land the Naples Daily News called home for decades has sold — again.

February on Third Street South is looking awfully enticing with trunk shows, art exhibits, an author meet-and-greet, and more to tempt you. Mark your calendars for all that is happening!

Naples, only 16.4 square miles, is a city of neighborhoods.

While you may be familiar with Port Royal, Old Naples or Park Shore, have you ever heard of “D-Downtown?”

How famous is Art Smith? Well, former first lady Michelle Obama calls him when she needs a personal chef for an extended weekend. That’s how famous.

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