Jacksonville Beach Police welcomed new officers and civilian staff, including Officers Cody Ingle and Belal Saadeh, plus support staff in communications and records.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office partnered with local vendors to aid residents in need during the holidays, offering resources and support as shared on social media.

The Nassau Fire Rescue Professionals L-3101 were commended for their charitable work in the Nassau Angel Tree program, ensuring local children received holiday gifts.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting an educational session on scam prevention led by Detective Bobby Fultz, promoting awareness and safety strategies.

Discussions at a Clay County Board meeting included senior meal service expansion, significant grant funds acquisition, community improvements, a new recovery center, and updated county leadership roles.

Green Cove Springs prepares for community events, including "Boots on the Ground" and MLK Day festivities. City Council discusses employee compensation, considering a study proposing salary adjustments to competitive levels.

The Jacksonville Beach Life-Saving Station is set to undergo significant restorative upgrades to weatherproof the structure and maintain its historic status.

The Annual Lighted Christmas Parade in Fernandina Beach is scheduled for Saturday, December 6th, at 6:00 PM, with festivities including Santa's Event at Central Park. The police emphasize safety during the night event.

Santa Claus is visiting Jacksonville Beach City Hall on December 14, offering a festive event with photo opportunities, hot cocoa, and the "Deck the Chairs" display, as per the City's Police Department post.

Mayor Sikes-Kline wraps up 2025 with a focus on St. Augustine's Nights of Lights event, parking discounts for locals, a mobile app guide, and warnings against scam letters.

Tyler McClure of Jacksonville faces federal child abuse material charges with possible five to forty years in prison; indicted for distributing and possessing such materials.

Woman arrested for driving 101 mph with a suspended license and unrestrained child; Sheriff's Office charged her for speed and child safety violations.

Sanford man Terrence Perkins was convicted of drug and firearms charges, facing a possible life sentence, after a raid found drugs, guns, and ammunition at his property.