The Nassau County Police warn residents about construction scammers who trick homeowners into unnecessary repairs and urge for vigilance in hiring legitimate contractors.

St. Johns County encourages residents to conserve water and support wildlife by using birdbaths, collecting rainwater, and planting native plants, as shared on their social media.

Three people were arrested in Jacksonville Beach after a violent altercation with police in a parking lot early Sunday morning. Officers were injured, with one hospitalized. The incident has raised concerns about local law enforcement practices.

The Orange Park Police Department posted on Facebook advising individuals who accidentally dial 911 to stay on the line, explain the mistake, and follow dispatcher instructions to prevent unnecessary emergency responses.

St. Johns County launches a survey for local businesses to assess the business climate and workforce needs, running from December 12, 2025, to January 31, 2026.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office uses social media to inform residents about sexual predator location changes, highlighting their Sexual Predator Offender Tracking program.

Neptune Beach announces its Santa Ride-Thru-Town event on December 13th with live tracking available via the Glympse App or a weblink from the Neptune Beach Police Department.

St. Augustine's offices will close from Dec 24-26 for Christmas, with no waste collection on Dec 25. Parking is free on Christmas Day except at the Castillo lot.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Jacksonville, including a sunny Saturday, patchy fog on Sunday night, and colder temperatures early in the week, with fluctuations expected.

Orange Park invites residents to participate in its 2026 Council Meeting schedule, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options, with meetings available live or on-demand to ensure broad civic engagement.

Jacksonville Mayor Deegan signed three-year collective bargaining agreements, granting city employees raises, with the support of labor unions and the City Council.

Upgrades at a local Wastewater Treatment Facility have significantly reduced the bad odor, with improvements like covers and repairs to BioAir units, and operational changes to manage smells.

Baker County officials continue a burn ban due to ongoing drought conditions, despite recent rains. The ban, aimed at preventing wildfires, prohibits outdoor burning and the use of fireworks until further notice.