St. Johns County residents disposed of over 25,000 pounds of hazardous waste and electronics at a collection event, showing a commitment to environmental protection.

Jacksonville Parks moved its Friendship Fountain Saturday Sounds to the Artist Walk ice rink, with live music accompanying ice skating tonight from 6-9pm, alongside a Holiday Market from 2-8pm.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office announced a series of holiday events and advised residents to use SaferWatch App for real-time updates on road closures.

St. Johns County released an episode of Inside SJC focusing on the accessibility of beach driving passes, allowing vehicles on nearly 12 miles of beaches. The series promotes transparency and informs residents about local services.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office joined in on the Spotify Wrapped trend, sharing officers' favorite tracks on social media to connect with the public.

Jacksonville's new Riverfront Plaza opens, kicking off downtown renewal, with Phase 2 development underway, including a beer garden and sustainability features.

Jacksonville is preparing for the 39th MLK Jr. breakfast on January 16, 2026, celebrating his legacy with guests, Shay Simon and Anthony Austin, and honoring students for their creative works.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for household hazardous waste and electronics disposal for residents on December 6, ensuring proper environmental waste management.

Atlantic Beach, Florida, celebrates its 100th anniversary with a seven-month series of events starting with an Artisans’ Faire, highlighting its history and community spirit.

Detective Grubbs hosted a Fraud Awareness Workshop to educate seniors in Clay County about avoiding scams, with more events planned in Middleburg and Orange Park.

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.

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

Jacksonville's Environmental Symposium, hosted by the city and UNF, is set for February 13, 2026, at the Adam Herbert University Center, offering free registration for community-focused environmental discussions.