POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — After nearly a decade representing District 4 on the Pompano Beach City Commission, incumbent Commissioner Beverly Perkins is asking voters for another term, pointing to neighborhood improvements residents encounter in their everyday lives — from parks and recreation to traffic and access to government services. Perkins was first elected to the
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By Attiyya Atkins Pompano Beach District 1 Commissioner Audrey Fesik is making infrastructure, flooding and fiscal restraint central to her case for another term, while calling for greater scrutiny of major City projects, Airpark growth and how residents participate in local government. POMPANO BEACH, Fla. — Commissioner Audrey Fesik says some of the most important
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Political activity is beginning to increase in Pompano Beach as candidates prepare for the November 2026 municipal elections and residents look ahead to Election Day.
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By Bianca Panzella Dayna Marie Foster, a mathematics teacher at Fort Lauderdale High School, is running for Governor of Florida as a Democrat. Her campaign emphasizes six pillars: economic opportunity for working Floridians, affordable housing, accessible healthcare, humane and fair immigration policy, gun reform, and improved and fully funded public education. She launched her campaign
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The Trump administration has taken steps to challenge a pioneering reparations program aimed at Black residents in Evanston, a suburb of Chicago. The program, which represents one of the first municipal efforts in the United States to address historical injustices and economic disparities faced by Black communities, is under scrutiny for its legality. Evanston’s reparations
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