The Orange Park Police Department wished residents a Happy New Year and reminded them to celebrate safely, expressing gratitude for community trust and emphasizing their commitment to service.

St. Augustine focuses on preserving its history and modernizing its infrastructure, including renovating the Avenida Menendez Seawall and relocating the Firm and Faithful Lions, with events and eco-initiatives also planned.

Baldwin Police Department reminds the public that using fireworks within city limits is prohibited and will enforce Ordinance No. 53 during the New Year's Eve celebrations.

A fatal officer-involved shooting in Jacksonville occurred during an arrest for a stolen vehicle and burglaries; a suspect was killed by Officer Zachary Jennings.

Green Cove Springs announces New Year's Day closures of City Hall and no trash or recycling pickup on January 1st, advising residents to adjust their waste disposal plans.

Clay County, FL announced a one-day delay in garbage and yard waste collection due to New Year’s Day, with adjusted schedules for collection and closures of waste management facilities and government offices.

St. Johns County emphasizes the importance of responsible water use to maintain healthy habitats for migratory birds during the winter season, advocating for water conservation measures.

The City of Fernandina Beach and the Coalition for the Homeless are turning the MLK Jr. Recreation Center into a temporary winter shelter for the homeless.

Jacksonville prepares for the Gator Bowl Game amid ongoing EverBank Stadium construction, with safety and logistical tips offered by the local Sheriff's Office on social media.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville alerts of dense fog in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia, affecting visibility and advising caution for drivers.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny skies and mild temperatures for Jacksonville, FL, with highs ranging from the mid-70s to 80 degrees and lows around 60, cooling to the mid-30s by Tuesday night.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is selling tickets for a charity Fight Night event where local deputies and firefighters will box, with proceeds supporting children's charities.

St. Johns County is raising awareness about the dangers of improper lithium battery disposal and advising residents on proper disposal methods, including HHW events and retailer take-back programs, to prevent fires and ensure community safety.