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A federal judge opened the way for a developer to build a dream home on a slice of Boca Raton beach, ending a multi-year court battle with the city. At the same time, U.S. District Judge Rodney Smith heavily criticized Mayor Scott Singer and two council members for being biased against the project as they voted to deny the landowner's application to build.

When Boca Raton voters hit the polls for the upcoming city election in March, they won’t face too many decisions on the ballot — just one in fact. That’s if Boca Raton decides to carry on with its election.

Neighbors in Harbor East community complained the restaurant would bring heavy traffic to the neighborhood and councilmembers agreed.

In a stunning reversal, a new Chick-fil-A restaurant will no longer be built in Boca Raton along Federal Highway after significant backlash from local residents over traffic and safety concerns.

Neighbors in Harbor East community complained the restaurant would bring heavy traffic to the neighborhood and councilmembers agreed.

The Center for Arts and Innovation has been approved by the Boca Raton City Council.

Boca's Chick-fil-A project goes off the rails, and Delray city commissioners will meet with the DDA to discuss Old School Square logistics.

That house on Boca's pristine beach is back, the City is looking hard at Aletto and Boca may face a lawsuit for Park Square.

Boca and Delray Election Results & Ruminations Shelly Petrolia was on Tuesday’s ballot. She won. Barely. He won. Big. Petrolia and Singer, the mayors of Delray Beach and Boca Raton involved themselves in this year’s elections to an unusually high degree for these cities. Each was seeking to create a like-minded voting bloc. Petrolia began her effort last year. She helped to defeat a well-financed, well-known incumbent, Bill Bathurst, and replace him with Juli Casale. In the last year, Casa...

Late Election Notes in Boca and Delray, BH3 Lawsuit Update and More Photo by Element5 Digital from Pexels Voters who never have cast ballots for elections in Boca Raton and Delray Beach may determine who wins those elections. Though local governments are closest to the people, city elections regularly attract far less turnout than national or state contests. Fifteen percent is high. A quirk could make this year different. Last year, with the COVID-19 pandemic making people wary of polling plac...