Facebook PHOTO: Rep. Randy Fine with his Campaign Worker Jose Aguiar from infamous Palm Bay Racketeering/Drug Case
Yesterday, Governor Desantis held a press conference in Juno Beach announcing the signing of HB 1091...
Editors note: It should be noted that the original bill submitted by Fine did not include Black History, but only the Holocaust. The bill was amended to include the Black History portion later by another legislator, and...
The City Council for the City of Melbourne held 2 special meetings to consider an offer from State Representative Randy Fine to "pay for" the City's traditional 4th of July celebration that had previously been cancelled...
On April 30th, the Florida Department of State sent a letter to all State Representatives to vote on whether or not they wanted to have a special legislative session to address 3 topics; proposals for unemployment, medicaid...
Less than 48 hours after literally kicking his feet up in anticipated victory of securing millions in funding for his 8 budget requests; he walked away from the table with $0.
Representative Randy Fine (R-Palm Bay) has refiled a gutted out version of his bill attempting to increase fines on local governments for sewage spills. His 2019 bill failed which sought to increase fines by charging $1/gallon of...
Randy Fine (R-Palm Bay), the Higher Education Subcommittee Chair earlier proposes legislation without warning to merge two smaller Universities into Florida State University and the University of Florida. He made this proposal without any warning given to...
Senator Debbie Mayfield's (R-Rockledge) Athlete Pay Bill, which will allow college athletes to profit off their name, image and likeness has passed its final Senate committee.
Sen. Debbie Mayfield, R- Rockledge, is the...
Fine's bill HB 1371, the Sophia Nelson Pedestrian Safety Act got unanimous approval from the Florida House State Affairs Committee yesterday. 12 year old Sophia Nelson from Satellite Beach was struck by a vehicle while using a...
HJR 157, filed by Rep. Anthony Sabatini, would pave the way for "eight is enough" limiting school board members to two 4 year terms for a total of 8 years. According to Sabatini, some counties have members who...
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