Internationally renowned architect and avid motorcyclist Antoine Predock has died at his home in Albuquerque, according to longtime friends.

MIAMI, Fla. – A Miami-Dade Police Department supervisor has died after battling COVID-19. Miami-Dade Police, on its Twitter account, announced the passing of Robert Gonzalez, who they said had been a 28-year veteran of the force. Miami-Dade Police Director Freddy Ramirez also offered a personal statement: “Thank you for your honorable service Robert. My deepest sympathy on behalf of @MiamiDadePD to Robert’s family, friends, and extended MDPD family. https://t.co/HgeS06v85v — Alfredo "Freddy" Ramirez III (@MDPD_Director) November 28, 2020Gonzalez was employed as a micrographics supervisor with MDPD.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The city of Fort Lauderdale and one of its former inspectors are asking a federal judge to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit by two restaurant owners alleging racism against Asians. "(The inspector) would bring up something else, and then something else, and Im like, wow, there is really a pattern that there is discrimination, bias,'" restaurant partner Tony Asta said. (Read the full court filing here)Fewer than two weeks after the lawsuit was filed, Gonzalez resigned in a short letter to his superior, without citing a reason. Neither Fort Lauderdale officials nor Gonzalez responded to requests for comment. This week, Pizzi filed a response to the citys request to dismiss the lawsuit, which includes a history of racism in the United States.

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - The City of Fort Lauderdale and one of its former inspectors are asking a federal judge to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit by two restaurant owners alleging racism against Asians. "(The inspector) would bring up something else, and then something else, and I'm like, wow, there is really a pattern that there is discrimination, bias'," restaurant partner Tony Asta said. Fewer than two weeks after the lawsuit was filed, Gonzalez resigned in a short letter to his superior, without citing a reason. Neither Fort Lauderdale officials nor Gonzalez responded to requests for comment. This week, Pizzi filed a response to the city's request to dismiss the lawsuit, which includes a history of racism in the United States.