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Westview Community Cemetery is home to the final resting places of some of Broward County’s most influential and pioneering African American families.
(WSVN) - It’s a fight over a piece of Pompano Beach history, and tonight there are questions about whether unmarked graves could be paved over.<a class="excerpt-read-more" href="https://wsvn.com/news/investigations/bodies-were-placed-there-residents-continue-to-fight-developers-plan-to-build-on-purchased-portion-of-historic-westview-community-cemetery/">Read More</a>
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The Sun Sentinel recommends four candidates in the upcoming city elections in Pompano Beach.
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Pompano Beach Vice Mayor Beverly Perkins drew a wave of support and criticism Tuesday afternoon after the video that shows her using an expletive after a traffic stop earlier this year in Fort Lauderdale went viral.
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“All right. I’m Vice Mayor Beverly Perkins from the City of Pompano Beach. Ya’ll need to find something better to [expletive] do,” Perkins said before she drove off after being stopped for speeding by a Fort Lauderdale Police officer, a video shows.