St. Johns County Commissioner Christian Whitehurst promotes the annual legislative advocacy event, SJC Day, aimed at unifying and representing regional interests at the Florida State Capitol.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office buildings will close for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025, but essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center will continue.

Crescent Beach in St. Johns County celebrates improved access with a new ADA-compliant walkover and expanded parking after a significant infrastructure project.

City offices and facilities will close on Veterans Day, November 11, 2025, but the parade and some services like waste collection and park access will continue.

St. Johns County held its fifth annual Israel Friendship Day, emphasizing mutual respect and anti-antisemitism, with local and Israeli leaders promoting unity.

Clay County buildings were lit green to honor veterans, as part of NACo's Operation Green Light. The CCSO Maintenance Department was praised for their work in this initiative.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced the graduation of Corrections Class 02-25 from the Academy, highlighting their readiness to serve and inviting new candidates.

Officer James Kahre helped a disoriented Vietnam Veteran found in his car at night, ensuring the man's safety and reuniting him with his wife, demonstrating care beyond his patrol duties.

St. Johns County Parks and Rec hosts 2nd annual Family Color Run 5K on Nov. 15, 2025, at the Fairgrounds, starting at 9 a.m. Registration is open for the vibrant event.

St. Augustine is enhancing its safety and crowd management for the annual Nights of Lights, with more safety presence, traffic adjustments, and additional portable toilets.

Jacksonville invites the community to its Veterans Day Parade on November 11, starting at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts, with various participants including military, schools, and organizations.

The St. Johns County Public Library System is enhancing its Food for Fines program, allowing patrons to reduce fines by donating food or money for local causes.

Former NFL players join the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, including Laveranues Coles and Jeff Kopp, transitioning from sports to law enforcement, as highlighted by a social media post and national media coverage.