About Us

In 1997, the owners of Miami New Times did something they hadn’t done since 1970: start a newspaper from scratch. That’s how New Times Broward-Palm Beach was born.

With offices in downtown Fort Lauderdale, the weekly publication was an instant success in the sprawling metropolitan areas stretching north along I-95, whose younger residents previously had no logical media anchor.

New Times Broward-Palm Beach went on to win numerous national prizes, including multiple Green Eyeshade Awards, top honors in the Livingston Awards for Young Journalists, and two Sigma Delta Chi awards from the Society of Professional Journalists.

The paper also pioneered digital journalism in South Florida, turning its "Daily Pulp" news blog into the region's first truly popular news site.

Today, browardpalmbeach.com attracts more than 700,000 monthly active visitors via cutting-edge coverage of news, food, music, and the arts.

Industry trends and the shifting nature of digital media and mobile readership led parent company Voice Media Group to consolidate its South Florida newsrooms in 2014. But New Times Broward-Palm Beach retains a robust web presence and continues to be a destination for millennial readers.