The Orlando Sentinel

A sweeping new growth-management strategy drafted by the state's growth task force is headed to Gov. Jeb Bush and the Florida Legislature.

Florida may propose new legislation that allows local governments to stop residential developments if the schools are full.

State lawmakers want to re-evaluate the amendment passed by voters to build high-speed rail throughout the state.

Governor Jeb Bush's taskforce on growth is drafting new legislation to slow sprawl in the state.

The region is seeing builders transform both the city core and rural areas with new developments, including some notable projects such as Celebration and Avalon Park.

With a constitutional amendment passed by voters to begin building a rail network by 2003, the state has begun the process of evaluating routes through Central Florida.

The City of Orlando is near completion of its new integrated computer system, which officials hope will lead the city to better management through technology.

George W. Bush taps Orange County, FL Chairman Mel Martinez to head the $30 billion agency.

Faced with an onslaught of subdivisions and shopping centers, East Orange County is the latest victim of urban sprawl.

Some publishers are upset over the City of Winter Park's strict newspaper rack ordinance.

Thousands of new windshield-mounted E-Pass units are malfunctioning, complicating the debut of a new toll-taking system.

Developers in Florida are using public bond money to build large master-planned exclusive communities on the fringe.