Politics

U.S. Representative Ted Deutch (FL-22), who represents Parkland, called the insurrection “a tragic stain on American democracy.”

On January 5, Senator Tina Polsky (D-Boca Raton) and Representative Christine Hunschofsky (D-Parkland) filed Senate Bill 428 and its House Companion

State Rep. Christine Hunschofsky is launching a new high school internship program where students in grades 10 through 12 can learn more …

Congressman Ted Deutch and Parkland Mayor Rich Walker will be featured during a virtual networking breakfast with the Parkland Chamber of Commerce.

While I am hopeful for a healthier 2021 now that COVID-19 vaccinations are being distributed in South Florida, I know many are …

We are all excited to welcome the new year and all its possibilities, from a vaccine rollout to getting back to business …

Since the election, our office has participated in events throughout the district and highlighted several small businesses during Shop Small Business Saturday.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced a new Executive Order during the first phase of vaccine administration targeting older Floridians.

U.S. Rep. Ted Deutch released the following statement after he voted in support of COVID relief and government funding legislation.

Speaker Chris Sprowls appointed representative Christine Hunschofsky (D—Parkland) to five committees and subcommittees for the 2021 Legislative Session.

It is an honor to serve you as your District 96 State Representative, and I look forward to working with you.

Reflecting on this turbulent year, our community has shown grace and resiliency while navigating many challenges.

Debbi Hixon won seat 9 on the Broward County School Board with 67 percent of the votes over Dr. Jeff Holness.

Parkland resident Joe Scott has won the race for Broward County Supervisor of Elections.

As we march into November and the upcoming holiday season, our cities are getting creative. 

In his bid for Broward County Supervisor of Elections, the results were a little too close for comfort for newcomer Joe Scott..

With only 22 more days until Election Day, Democrats are returning their vote-by-mail ballots in larger percentages than Republicans or Independents.

With over 555,000 vote-by-mail ballots sent out so far, Broward County’s Canvassing Board is now is in the process of tabulating them.

The month of October means elections have begun throughout Broward County.

Two men with reputations for caring deeply about Israel’s state were invited to the White House to witness a  historic peace treaty

Summer is officially over, and we are heading into a fall season unlike any before.

School safety advocacy group, Stand with Parkland, has endorsed Parkland Mayor Christine Hunschofsky for State House District 96.

Out of work or just want some extra cash? Residents can be a part of the election day process and earn money …

Congratulations to the Broward County Library Division for being recognized by the Florida Library Association as the Library of the Year

While voting in August and November may be the last thing on your mind, it is critical to plan ahead.

The national organization, Stand with Parkland, released a statement on Thursday endorsing Gregory Tony for Broward County Sheriff.

An 11 p.m. curfew is going into effect Friday night and will continue nightly until Aug. 1, according to an emergency order …

The Coconut Creek Democratic Club is giving residents an opportunity to get to know the democratic candidates for Florida Senate District 29.

The week-long period to qualify to be a candidate for Districts 1 or 2 City Commissioner is now over and six residents …

It has been a long winter/spring due to the pandemic, and now Broward is getting used to its new normal. 

After passing through the Florida House and Senate, Alyssa’s Law was signed 14 days after landing on the desk of Governor Ron …

Following in the footsteps of Broward County, Parkland executed an Emergency Order on Friday….

After passing through both the House and Senate, Alyssa’s Law (SB 70) was sent to the Governor on June 16 as the …

County Commissioner Michael Udine was recognized for his work advocating and advancing Broward County’s legislative agenda

Broward County Commissioner Michael Udine was re-elected to four more years on Friday without a challenger.