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Latest Boca Raton News
Breaking and developing stories from Boca Raton, updated throughout the day.
Retired Boca Raton Fire Captain Aaron Fix Honored at Boca Raton Bowl
A longtime Boca Raton Fire Rescue captain was recognized on a national stage at FAU Stadium for decades of service and community impact.
Boca Raton Backs Future $500,000 Incentive Package to Recruit Unnamed Quantum Computing Firm
Boca Raton officials unanimously endorsed a plan to later authorize up to $500,000 in city incentives—paired with potential state tax credits—to attract a publicly traded quantum computing company now based in California.
FAA Flight Restriction May Increase Business Jet Activity Over Boca Raton
A temporary FAA flight restriction could lead to increased business jet activity at Boca Raton Airport and more aircraft overflights in nearby communities through Jan. 11.
“No Kings” Group Plans Boca Raton Home Depot Protest Saturday Over Immigration Raids
Indivisible Boca Raton is planning a Saturday morning protest outside the Boca Raton Home Depot, tying it to concerns about immigration enforcement activity in store parking lots.
Inside Boca’s 99-Year Downtown Plan and the March 10 Vote That Decides It
Introduced to City Council earlier this week, Ordinance 5769 would authorize a 99-year leasehold conveyance of City-owned downtown land, set the redevelopment framework, and tie City upside to performance-based revenue formulas.
TONIGHT: Downtown Boca Night Market Returns to Sanborn Square
The City’s monthly Night Market series kicks off tonight in downtown Boca Raton with food, makers, music, and art at Sanborn Square.
Group Claims Revised City Center Contract Could Stand Even If March 10 Referendum Doesn’t Happen
A political advocacy organization says Boca Raton’s planned Jan. 20 City Center agreement was revised so it would remain binding even if a promised March 10 referendum never occurs.
Frisbie Faces Homeowner Questions on One Boca Downtown City Hall Redevelopment Plan
One Boca’s Rob Frisbie Jr. fielded pointed questions on traffic, parking, costs and the proposed 99-year lease as the downtown government campus plan heads toward a March 10 referendum.
ICYMI: Boca Raton Seafood Festival This Weekend
The City of Boca Raton’s 2nd Annual Seafood Festival is set for Jan. 10 at Mizner Park, bringing live music, seafood vendors, chef competitions, and family activities from noon to 8 p.m.
Boca Raton Man Arrested on Felony Child Abuse Charge
A Boca Raton man was arrested Saturday after deputies said a physical altercation inside a home left a juvenile with visible injuries.
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Current Weather
Mostly Sunny Friday In Boca, Then A Breezy Front Brings Showers And Rough Seas Late Sunday
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and warm today and Saturday, but a front late Sunday turns it breezy with a higher shower and thunder chance and a rough ocean setup overnight.
Area News
Delray Beach Fire Rescue Names 2025 Lifeguards of the Year
Delray Beach Fire Rescue has named Alicia Warren and Steve Tramonte as its 2025 Lifeguards of the Year, recognizing their service and leadership within the city’s Ocean Rescue program.
Chase Bank v. PathAmerica Resource: Credit Agreement Lawsuit Filed in Palm Beach
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. filed a Palm Beach County lawsuit seeking a money judgment against PathAmerica Resource, Inc. and its president, Shalley Pathak, alleging breach of a $500,000 credit agreement and enforcement of a personal guaranty.
BSO Sergeant Arrested On Domestic Battery, False Imprisonment Charges
Broward Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Scott Nida was arrested Wednesday night in Pompano Beach after investigators said a domestic dispute escalated into violence, including an allegation of strangulation.
Delray Beach Delays School Zone Speed Camera Fines; No Tickets Starting Jan. 12
Delray Beach police say drivers will not start getting $100 civil fines on Jan. 12 as originally planned, and a new enforcement date has not been set yet.
Coral Springs Hosts Hate Ends Now: Cattle Car Holocaust Exhibit
A one-day Holocaust education exhibit featuring a walk-through replica cattle car and original artifacts is scheduled at Coral Springs City Hall on Friday, Jan. 30, with free admission by registration.