Broadview Park News

A county task force is criticizing a proposal that would severely limit where sexual offenders can live in Broward.

Randy Young calls himself ''a Robin Hood'' for Florida's sex offenders. Neighbors say he ruins communities.

Ten days after leaving prison, Raphael Marquez made an unusual request to a Broward County judge: Put me back behind bars.

The man with glasses and a Miami Dolphins ball cap peeks out the window as Graciela Ortiz stands in the middle of the street with a stack of photographs and pages of scribbled notes.

Police are asking residents of a Broward County neighborhood to be on the lookout for burglars after a string of crimes this summer.

Graciela Ortiz struggles with another. As city after city passed ordinances that essentially banished registered sex offenders, Broadview Park -- the unincorporated blue-collar subdivision where Ortiz has lived since she was 10 -- has become, by default, their last practical refuge in South Florida.