New Report Touts Boca Raton As “New York City’s Sixth Borough”
A new city report claims relocating from New York to Boca Raton could save corporations millions each year — but longtime locals aren’t exactly rolling out the welcome mat.
Read MorePosted by News Desk | Nov 4, 2025 | Politics & Government, Boca Raton Archive | 1
A new city report claims relocating from New York to Boca Raton could save corporations millions each year — but longtime locals aren’t exactly rolling out the welcome mat.
Read MorePosted by News Desk | Nov 1, 2025 | Politics & Government, Boca Raton Archive | 0
Boca Raton crews are testing a quick, low-cost traffic fix downtown — new paint and posts at Mizner and 2nd meant to slow cars and guide bikes more safely through the busy intersection.
Read MorePosted by News Desk | Oct 29, 2025 | Politics & Government, Boca Raton Archive | 0
City staff and One Boca unveiled a slimmer Government Campus plan Tuesday — no private buildings west of NW 2nd Avenue, smaller footprint east of 2nd. The crowd wasn’t convinced. Residents split again over how Boca should rebuild its civic core.
Read MorePosted by News Desk | Oct 27, 2025 | Politics & Government, Boca Raton Archive | 2
The One Boca team has unveiled a scaled-back proposal for Boca Raton’s downtown Government Campus that preserves public land, doubles park space, and puts residents in charge of shaping the civic heart of the city.
Read MorePosted by News Desk | Oct 15, 2025 | Politics & Government, Boca Raton Archive | 0
Boca Raton is pressing ahead with its City Hall Campus Redevelopment Project, extending its agreement with Terra & Frisbie Group and scheduling a new community open house as updated plans take shape ahead of a 2026 voter referendum.
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