St. Augustine hosts a recycling event on Jan 7, 2026, for items like electronics and cooking oil, at Francis Field and another location for oil. Holiday trees will be collected curbside.

A pedestrian was killed in an early morning crash near NAS Jax, marking Duval County's 37th pedestrian fatality this year.

NORAD's tradition of tracking Santa started with a misprint in a 1958 ad, leading to an annual event where military tech tracks Santa's Christmas Eve journey, a tale shared by the Fernandina Beach Police Department.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported a shooting at an Arlington rental property where five were wounded; 19-year-old Kenshawn Prentice was arrested and faces charges.

St. Augustine's Community Recycling Event returns on January 7, 2026, for residents to recycle various items, but excludes things like TVs and hazardous waste.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its facilities during Christmas and New Year's but maintain essential operations like Patrol and Communications.

St. Augustine residents are invited to a recycling event on January 7, offering disposal of items not accepted curbside, like electronics and cooking oils.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office found a 4-6-year-old boy wandering alone and launched an appeal to find his family. Thanks to the community's help, the child was later reunited with his family.

Father and son arrested in Jacksonville for running an illegal pill press operation, also involving a third suspect and resulting in the seizure of drugs, firearms, and child neglect charges.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office arrested Christine Ann Fletcher for the sale and delivery of fentanyl, thanking the public for their help after a social media manhunt.

The article describes a Christmas event organized by Helping Hands In The 904 for mothers and children in need at Sulzbacher Village in Jacksonville, with support from local businesses, featuring gifts, music, and a meal.

Jacksonville man, Nicholas High, sentenced to 12 years for cocaine distribution and illegal firearm possession, with subsequent three-year supervised release.

St. Johns County law enforcement responded to a false report of a shooting; an individual was briefly detained but later released as the incident was fabricated.