Corrections Policy
At Pompano Beach News, we are committed to providing our readers with accurate and reliable information. While we strive for perfection in our reporting, we recognize that errors can occur. In the event that an error is discovered in our reporting, we have a Corrections Policy in place to address the issue and take appropriate action.
If a reader believes that we have published incorrect information, we encourage them to contact us through our website. We will review all concerns and take appropriate action as needed. If we determine that a correction is necessary, we will publish a correction as soon as possible.
Corrections will be published on our website and will be clearly labeled as such. We will also take steps to ensure that the corrected information is disseminated as widely as the original error, in order to reach as many readers as possible.
In the event of a significant error, we may also issue a public apology. We take our responsibilities as a news organization seriously, and we are committed to upholding the highest standards of journalism.
We welcome feedback and corrections from our readers, and we encourage them to contact us if they believe that we have published incorrect information. We value your trust in us, and we are committed to maintaining the integrity of our news organization.
Florida office of insurance regulation schedules National Council on Compensation Insurance public rate hearing for citizens and businesses
Commissioner Wilton Simpson secures permanent preservation of over 1,200 acres of working ranch land in Lake County to protect agriculture and natural resources
Broward detectives identify man responsible for smashing glass and stealing cash from local bike shop
City of West Palm Beach receives 31 international honors for excellence in community events at the annual IFEA convention
Chief financial officer Blaise Ingoglia announces record $58 million returned to Floridians in unclaimed property during September
Sunset Lounge in West Palm Beach reopens to host a special Soul in the City concert with Boney James
Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia announces record return of 58 million dollars in unclaimed property to Floridians in September
BCPS hosts the second annual TIES Expo to showcase technology and innovation transforming classrooms for the 22nd century
Pompano Beach invites families to the Horse and Hound Costume Event for an afternoon of fall fun with pets and horse
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier files civil enforcement action against Roku for alleged violations of children’s privacy rights
City of Pembroke Pines invites residents to attend Florida Talks lecture on Seminole portraits and history this November
City of Pompano Beach invites teens and adults with disabilities to join the Monster Mash Dance at Emma Lou Olson Civic Center
Oakland Park welcomes residents and visitors with new entryway signs unveiled by the Mayor and City Commission
City of Fort Lauderdale lifts precautionary advisory and residents can safely enjoy Lago Karen again
