A man from the Naples area was recently arrested in Miami for sex trafficking, and detectives were also accusing him of stealing luxury cars in Miami-Dade County.

Sunny Isles Beach police say they’re confident they’ll catch a woman who was caught on video toppling a menorah; police said she then scrawled an anti-Semitic message on a bus stop.

An 18-year-old student accused of child abuse appeared before Miami-Dade County Circuit Judge Laura Anne Stuzin on Saturday morning.

Police in north Miami-Dade County arrested an 18-year-old for a brutal beating of a 14-year-old.

Police officers responded to a beachfront condominium building on Friday in Sunny Isles Beach.

A man accused of stealing a fancy car from a Sunny Isles Beach hotel was arrested, but only after he returned to the scene of the crime.

Westbound traffic on the Sunny Isles Beach bridge headed toward North Miami Beach shut down for more than an hour Saturday afternoon after the bridge became inoperable, police department spokesperson Sgt. Brian Schnell said.

A man visiting South Florida from out of town simply wanted to get his haircut.

Police believe this guy has a habit of the ritzy rip-offs, with surveillance cameras capturing him at the Ritz Carlton residences in Sunny Isles Beach.

Sunny Isles Beach Mayor Dana Goldman said she was grateful for the three police officers who saved the life of her husband, Michael Gates.

SUNNY ISLES BEACH, Fla. – Law enforcement officials are increasing pedestrian safety enforcement two weeks after an 11-year-old boy was struck by a vehicle in Sunny Isles Beach and later lost his life. According to Sunny Isles Police Sergeant Brian Schnell, people are unaware of just how dangerous stretches of highways in South Florida truly are – and this most recent tragedy is an example of that. On Friday, Sunny Isles Beach Police were seen patrolling Collins Avenue doing high visibility enforcement to try and prevent a tragedy before it happens again. The enforcement program is a partnership between Sunny Isles Police Department and researchers from the University of North Florida. According to Sunny Isles Police, they reached out to the department in November of 2020 to uncover how Collins Avenue, between 170th and 189th streets, was a hot spot for dangerous accidents.