Elvin Villalobos, a local realtor and business owner who once ran for mayor, announces his run for the Tamarac city commission — along with his intention to represent the wishes of the residents if he wins.
Two weeks after their last meeting, the city commission is set to revisit a number of issues—several that focus on a topic at the focus of the entire country: racism.
Senator Perry Thurston, who represents East Tamarac as the District 33 Florida State Senator, will be facing a new challenger this year.
Although several cities have ended their regular food distributions, at least for now, they are continuing in Tamarac.
For Tamarac residents, Elvin Villalobos is a familiar face—as a neighbor who is always vocal about his love for the city, as a former mayoral candidate, and most recently as a real estate agent.
Although several cities have ended their regular food distributions, at least for now, they are continuing in Tamarac.
With the CARES act, the federal government offered some financial relief to people around the country; however, Tamarac Commissioner Mike Gelin
Former Broward County Democratic Chair, Mitch Ceasar, qualified early to be on the August election for Broward Supervisor of Elections.
On Wednesday, the city commissioners of Tamarac are set to discuss and vote on ordinances and resolutions that cover everything
As a record number of Americans struggles with unemployment, there are some organizations and companies still hiring.
The Chabad Jewish Center of Tamarac has adapted to the new normal by finding new ways to connect with residents.
A Broward Sheriff’s Office Deputy, Robert Aspuru, was killed in an off-duty traffic incident on May 12.
Feeding South Florida, a domestic hunger-relief organization, is continuing their efforts to ease the burden of financial hardships and food insecurity related to COVID-19.
In 2019, Deputy Christopher Krickovich made headlines when a video of him slamming an unarmed 15-year-old’s head into the ground went viral…
City Manager Michael Cernech signed an executive order regarding Tamarac’s entry into Phase 1 of reopening.
In celebration of Hospital Week and those on the frontlines of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic
As the city prepares for reopening on Monday, officials are meeting frequently to discuss how to move forward.
While many sectors of Broward prepare for reopening, questions linger about how COVID-19 will impact children, as they continue distance learning for the rest of the school year.
The Tamarac City Commission will hold their second virtual meeting on Wednesday, May 13, where they’ll be voting on several items.
In an attempt to help families navigate financial uncertainty, resulting in food insecurity, various organizations have organized food drives and distributions.
