DELRAY BEACH, FL — Delray Beach has hired an outside firm to review how it runs its municipal cemetery, weeks after residents and funeral directors told city commissioners that Memorial Gardens had run out of burial plots and that families were being turned away. The Office of the City Manager selected Kuehne Cemetery Consulting, a […] Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: Delray Beach Hires Cemetery Consultant as Historic Survey Flags Mo
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ATF, Delray Beach police and South Florida law enforcement leaders launched a public education campaign about illegal straw firearm purchases at a Delray Beach gun shop on September 3, 2026. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: ATF Launches Straw Purchase Warning Campaign at Delray Beach Gun Shop
Delray Beach Fire Rescue Captain Joseph Falcone was selected for the 2026 Florida Fire Chiefs Association Safety and Health Award of Excellence, the city announced Sept. 2. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: Delray Beach Fire Captain Joseph Falcone Named State Firefighter Safety Award Recipient
Three Boca Raton men were booked on felony charges in connection with a vehicle takeover at a vacant warehouse in unincorporated Delray Beach, according to Palm Beach County court records. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: TikTok Videos Led PBSO to Boca Raton Men in Delray Beach Warehouse Takeover Case
Republican Byron Donalds met voters in Delray Beach as both he and Democrat David Jolly hit the campaign trail across Florida, clashing on affordability, antisemitism, AI data centers, and Flock cameras ahead of November.
A Delray Beach man says the city denied his mother a burial plot at the municipal cemetery where generations of his family are laid to rest — and he says the problem is about far more than space.
Federal, state and local law enforcement leaders are set to roll out a public education campaign in Delray Beach aimed at deterring illegal “straw purchases” of firearms and highlighting federal penalties. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: ATF to Announce South Florida Anti-gun Trafficking Campaign at Delray Beach Press Conference
Many residents support sidewalk parking enforcement and some residents say the $250 sidewalk parking fine does not address a deeper parking shortage.
Delray Beach says it will start enforcing Florida's sidewalk parking prohibition Oct. 1, 2026, with a $250 fine, after a warning period that begins Aug. 31. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post News Desk. Read the full article: Delray Beach Sets $250 Fine for Blocking Sidewalks, With Enforcement Starting in October
A newly filed Palm Beach County complaint alleges a shopper fell on fruit left on the floor near the cash registers at a Delray Beach ALDI, a claim the store has not answered in the reviewed records. Originally published by Boca Post. Story by Boca Post Legal Desk. Read the full article: Delray Beach ALDI Faces Negligence Lawsuit Over Alleged Fall Near Checkout Lanes
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