As the school year ends, we congratulate all of the 2023 graduates on your success and look forward to seeing all that you accomplish in the future.
June is here, and now is the time to prepare for hurricane season. Last year Broward County dodged any major hurricanes, but it was not far away, with major impacts felt in Southwest Florida.
Construction for a new playground at Riverside Park is expected to begin in early summer, and an opening date is tentatively set for early fall, according to city officials.
The Coral Springs Martin Luther King Jr. Committee has announced the recipients of this year’s MLK Scholarships, a prestigious award given to 12 deserving high school seniors.
A business tax increase may be in the cards for business owners throughout the city.
The Florida League of Cities (FLC), the leading representative organization for municipal governments in Florida, has recently honored Coral Springs Commissioners Joshua Simmons and Joy Carter
Residents, Save Our Trees volunteers and candidates, and city commission members expressed opposition to CSID’s plans to cut trees from canal rights-of-way.
The City of Coral Springs is still awaiting reimbursement from Broward County Public Schools for school resource officers, despite having them in place for the 2022/2023 academic year.
May marks the return of one of our most popular events, Bites-N-Sips! The fun-filled food truck event takes place Friday, May 12, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. on the Great Lawn of City Hall (9500 W Sample Rd.)
Six exceptional volunteers were honored with the Lynne Johnson Awards at the Coral Springs City Commission Meeting on Wednesday for their outstanding service to the community.
Cornerstone construction is underway, and the city cleared another obstacle for developers to complete the downtown mixed-use project
The floodgates of criticism were opened by a torrent of residents who condemned Coral Springs Improvement District’s proposed Stormwater Resiliency and Safety Project….
The Coral Springs Community Garden is set to receive a new on-site pavilion, thanks to a donation of over $122,000 from the Rotary Club of Coral Springs.
An impromptu gender reveal party on April 6 brought joy and excitement to the Simmons family.
The Supervisor of Elections Office is again gearing up for their annual High School Voter Registration Drive (HSVRD), through April 30, 2023.
Tensions flared at city hall Tuesday over developments in the MSD rezoning process at the school board’s March 29 boundary hearing.
Immediately following our Special Meeting, we will host the Teen Political Forum (TPF) at 6:30 p.m. at the Coral Springs Center for the Arts.
A Coral Springs resident has created a petition hoping to stall a plan to remove large amounts of trees and vegetation,
Parkland Mayor Rich Walker recently met with the Coral Springs city commission to discuss the contentious Marjory Stoneman Douglas rezoning process
The Planning and Zoning Board will forward a positive recommendation to modifying previously approved exceptions related to Cornerstone’s North Block.
Coral Springs and Parkland students will have an exciting opportunity to share their voices during the annual Teen Political Forum
The city commission voted 4-1 to extend a pilot program easing parking requirements for commercial and recreational vehicles.
Increasing the number of boots on the ground protecting Floridians and improving the chances that someone in distress could be saved is at the heart of Rep. Dan Daley’s priority list as the Session begins.
The city commission approved a resolution supporting the original Advanced Placement African American Studies course.
The city commission met with School Board Vice Chair Debra Hixon to discuss the MSD rezoning process and school quality concerns.
Are you feeling like you have the luck of the Irish on your side, or just ready for that spring break vacation?
Coral Springs business owners, residents, and community leaders are soaring toward a smooth spring, blooming with family-friendly happenings and special events.
The city commission will vote on whether to extend the pilot programs that ease parking requirements for commercial and recreational vehicles.
A Republican senator this week suggested that state transportation officials consider limiting the use of electric vehicles during evacuations until more charging stations are set up along major highways.
The resolution comes in response to the state government’s rejection of the original AP African American Studies Course.
