Traffic flow at CR 220 and Henley Road in Clay County, FL, will be impacted by construction, with an eastbound right-turn lane closure lasting about 25 days.

Jacksonville celebrates Dr. King's legacy with its 39th annual MLK Day Breakfast. The event is on January 16th, featuring an early morning start and a ceremony.

St. Augustine holds a community recycling event on January 7, allowing residents to drop off recyclable items like electronics and cooking oil, but not TVs or hazardous waste.

Items were stolen from Green Cove Springs' Parade of Trees; the city expressed sadness and is seeking information on the theft, despite regular patrols and surveillance.

Jacksonville, Florida increases efforts to support seniors, focusing on access, connection, and care, highlighted by a collaborative event hosted by JEA, offering various services under one roof.

Gran Lake residents in St. Johns County have been praised for saving over one million gallons of water in a single month by improving their water conservation and irrigation practices.

St. Johns County advises residents to properly dispose of fireworks by soaking them in water overnight and then sealing them in a plastic bag for garbage collection, to prevent dangers and environmental harm.

St. Johns County introduces a free Christmas tree recycling program to turn trees into mulch for parks, with drop-offs at various locations until January 6.

St. Augustine's city government uses weekly Facebook history quizzes to engage the community, with the latest post featuring a guessing game about a historically significant tree.

St. Johns County reflects on 2025's progress and infrastructure advancements with optimism for 2026, emphasizing community support and ongoing public service commitment.

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.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and dangers, and highlighted an increase in patrols to ensure safety.