Green Cove Springs announces holiday closures for City Hall on Dec 24, 25, and Jan 1, with reopenings on Dec 29 and Jan 5; trash services also paused on these dates.

Jacksonville held "Family Literacy Night" at Cummer Museum to foster reading, with Mayor Deegan attending and various activities, including access to the Bookmobile and free book giveaways.

The "Collect and Connect" team won the 2nd Jax Litter League, collecting nearly four tons of trash in Jacksonville. They were rewarded with Jaguars merchandise and praised by Mayor Deegan.

Florida drivers must keep license plates unobscured due to a new law effective October 1, 2025, as reminded by the Atlantic Beach Police on their Facebook page.

Jacksonville's weather will vary throughout the week with increasing chances of showers by Thursday and temperatures fluctuating between the high 60s and mid-70s.

Atlantic Beach Police enhance their holiday safety campaign against impaired driving, reminding the public to plan safe rides home and highlighting the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" initiative.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office hosted a training event for nearly 250 young law enforcement hopefuls from Florida, featuring realistic scenario drills and a banquet.

Clay County Government announced two meetings: the Charter Review Commission on December 15 and the Land Conservation Committee Meeting on December 16, encouraging community involvement and transparency.

Orange Park residents joined a police-hosted E-Bike Safety Course with safety tips and road rule education, supported by a local bike shop partnership.

Jacksonville hosts a watch party for the Army-Navy football game with a $5 donation benefiting military charities, complete with free parking and local military community support.

A Jacksonville man is recuperating after his roommate shot him while he slept; the shooter fled but was later detained. The motive is unclear, and the victim's injuries are non-life-threatening.

Jacksonville law enforcement rescued a 16-month-old child from a hot vehicle after the mother accidentally locked the keys inside. The officers quickly broke a window to save the distressed child.

Porpoise Point Vehicular Access Ramp in St. Johns County will close on January 5, 2026, for a resiliency project until May 2026; detour to Vilano Beach Ramp is advised.