3 hrs ago | Patch.com
Cold Weather Coming to New Port Richey
A cold front expected to arrive in Central Florida over the weekend has Pasco County emergency managers on guard.
6 hrs ago | Patch.com
5 Things You Should Know Today, Feb. 17
2.A A A A The New Port Richey Patch editor is going to start having weekly office hours in locations in West Pasco.
10 hrs ago | St. Petersburg Times
Music on the Beach series in Tarpon Springs features Time Bandits Feb. 16
February in Florida has big benefits, no doubt. Just go outside. And what better way to end one of these glorious days than with a sunset serenade on the beach? That's the idea that's behind the free Music on the Beach concert series that kicks off its 13th season on Thursday with some classic rock at Sunset Beach in Tarpon Springs.
15 hrs ago | Hernando Today
Residents applaud the lawsuit against Citizens
A homeowners' lawsuit this week is turning up the heat on Citizens Property Insurance Corp.
7 Bridges brings authentic Eagles sound to PHCC Feb. 18
When Jason Manning picks up his guitar and steps on stage with bandmates of 7 Bridges: the Ultimate EAGLES Experience, he doesn't just play Eagles music.
Superintendent Fiorentino Kicks Off Campaign
Supporters turned out in droves for Pasco County Schools Superintendent Heather Fiorentino 's campaign kick-off celebration Tuesday at Pappa's Ranch Steahouse.
New Port Richey woman gets 6 years in prison for defrauding elderly neighbor
A federal judge sentenced a New Port Richey woman to six years in prison Wednesday for defrauding her elderly, disabled neighbor out hundreds of thousands of dollars.
New Port Richey allows bars to sell drinks to go during festivals
New Port Richey won't pull plug early on Animal Services contract
The City Council voted last month to try to end its contract with Pasco County Animal Services, amid complaints that county animal control workers did not respond quickly to calls from city residents.
Special Ed student purposefully set on fire by 11-year-old classmate
Blame it on the media violence that the population is exposed to daily on the web, in film, TV and/or video games; or blame it on youthful ignorance.
Six-year sentence for woman who defrauded neighbor
A woman who swindled her deaf, blind 80-year-old neighbor out of hundreds of thousands of dollars was sentenced today to serve six years in federal prison.
Proposed Bill Protects Pets of Domestic Abuse Victims
A visit from a goggle-wearing dog with a dent in its head is the inspiration for a bill working its way through the state Senate.
Hospital begins moving patients to Medical Center of Trinity
At 7:05 a.m. today, Robert Frank was the first patient to enter the doors of the Medical Center of Trinity at 9330 State Road 54, Trinity.
Hospitals don't relocate very often. Two moves in one day in one community is a rarity.
Consumers file class action suit against Citizens
An 82-year-old woman from the Tampa Bay area trying to survive on a meager social security check is among customers of Citizens Property Insurance Corp.
Police: Middle-Schooler Lights Another Student on Fire
Authorities say an 11-year-old boy cornered another boy in the bathroom of a Tampa Bay-area middle school and tried to set him on fire.
New Port Richey man charged with attempted murder
A 57-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after he was accused of firing a 9mm handgun several times at another man, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.
New Port Richey student set on fire
A Pasco County mother is upset after she heard what happened at her son's school on Friday.
New Dispute Strategies Released to Help Consumers Qualify for Financing.
Bill Would Add Legal Protection To Pets of Domestic Abuse Victims
A visit from a goggle-wearing dog with a dent in its head is the inspiration for a bill working its way through the state Senate.