Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the 2025 swim season, offering a starting wage of $15–$16.50 per hour, with required skills including a 200-yard swim. Training is provided, and teens from 15 can apply.

Members of Patrol Squadron 26 returned to NAS Jacksonville after a 6-month deployment with the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean. Emotional family reunions were highlighted upon their return.

A traffic alert for a law enforcement activity shut down lanes at Old A1A and Ocean Shore Blvd, which reopened by 8:15am with no safety threats to the community.

The body of 3-year-old Victoria Marin was found near a Jacksonville construction site, ending a 10-day search after a boating accident on the St. Johns River.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office's "Operation Poison Control" arrested 23 individuals and seized over 300 grams of fentanyl after an 18-month undercover operation.

Deputies from St. Johns, Flagler, and Putnam County Sheriffs' Offices were cross-deputized to enhance inter-county cooperation and improve law enforcement response in tri-county agriculture areas.

St. Johns County celebrated the groundbreaking for a new fire station and sheriff's office in Flagler Estates, a $3.8 million project that will enhance emergency response times.

St. Johns County invites residents to help shape its Coastal Management Plan by participating in a brief survey on coastal resilience and beach management.

Jacksonville's spring forecast includes mostly sunny days with occasional rain, mild temperatures, and breezy conditions, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms on Sunday.

Jacksonville experiences its third lottery millionaire in a week as Ngun Sung wins $1 million from a scratch-off game, with a $640,000 lump-sum option chosen.

Jacksonville's weather forecast promises sunny days with breezy winds, increasing chances of showers later in the week, and potential thunderstorms by Sunday.

Atlantic Beach's stormwater project scope has been adjusted due to budget limits, with FEMA and Florida's emergency agency's approval. The contract modification phase is expected to conclude by May 2025.

JEA customers in Northeast Florida face a 3.7% utility rate increase starting April 1, with the possibility of their monthly bills rising from $2 to $10 depending on usage; a second hike of 5.1% is expected in October.