St. Johns County has rescheduled its live auction event to September 6, offering free public access to bid on surplus items like vehicles and equipment, with previews on September 5 and auction day.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is requesting public donations of unopened candy for a 'Trunk or Treat' event, aiming to offer a safe Halloween for local children.

The JTA invites job seekers to a job fair at the DoubleTree by Hilton on September 11th, from 10 AM to 2 PM, to explore career options and meet employers.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office urges motorcyclists to use safety gear due to a rise in fatalities, promoting gear use as essential for preventing tragedies.

Jacksonville officers helped a 5-year-old boy named William return home after he was found alone at Chick-fil-A; parents faced no charges as safety measures were in place.

St. Johns County acknowledges Labor Day and will close its offices on Sept. 1, highlighting appreciation for the workforce and reminding that normal operations will resume Sept. 2.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reminded citizens via Facebook to celebrate Labor Day safely and informed them that while JSO offices are closed, officers will still be on duty.

Green Cove Springs is holding a final council meeting on a potential halt to its recycling program on September 2, 2025, available for both in-person attendance and live streaming.

St. Johns County announced public hearings schedule for discussing 2026 millage rates, emphasizing taxpayer awareness and transparency in the local government's fiscal planning.

St. Augustine residents will get a 30% discount on flood insurance premiums following the city's upgrade to a Class 4 rating by FEMA. The improved CRS score recognizes the city's effective floodplain management efforts.

The St. Augustine City Commission has approved higher fines for illegal parking, raising penalties from $35 to $100. Ordinance 2025-22, passed on Monday, will take effect October 1, with warnings issued first to inform the public. The measure addresses violations including parking on yellow curbs, blocking driveways, fire hydrants, and loading zones.

Mandarin High School opens new culinary and medical labs funded by a half-penny sales tax, enhancing its CTE programs and offering students industry certifications and hands-on learning experiences.

Jacksonville celebrated the opening of 10 new Tiny Homes for the homeless, a collaborative project promoting dignity and stability, with JFRD and Mayor Deegan supporting the initiative.