Jacksonville residents will face increased trash pickup fees for the first time in over a decade, with rates set to rise to $27 by 2025 to address a $100 million solid waste fund deficit.

JTA invites Historic Eastside residents to a guided tour of the planned Emerald Trail in partnership with Groundwork Jacksonville and the City Government, aiming to get community input.

A new Florida law mandates school buses for students near hazardous roads, addressing safety concerns for those walking to schools like Liberty Pines Academy.

Jacksonville citizens and officials honored fallen military personnel in ceremonies at Memorial Park and the Veterans Memorial Wall on Memorial Day, with displays of patriotism and reverence for those who served.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office honored military service members on Memorial Day and highlighted their support, including providing jobs and recognition as a VETS Indexes 5-Star Employer.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival faced delays due to weather, but still brought a boost to local businesses and saw success with its Jazz Fest After Dark segment, despite concerns over a new venue.

Jacksonville announces Memorial Day closures of city offices and facilities, while pools open and certain services, like garbage collection, continue uninterrupted.

Jacksonville won the Economic Advancement Award for 2025 from the Florida League of Cities, recognizing the success of its Small and Emerging Business Certification Program.

Ryan Bowmaster, a 15-year-old student, built a life jacket rack for the "Kids Don't Float" program at Knight's Boat Ramp, enhancing water safety for children.

At the Centenarian Luncheon in Ponte Vedra Beach, Commissioner Clay Murphy and the St. Johns County Council on Aging honored residents aged 90+, celebrating their long lives and contributions to the community.

Commissioner Arnold of St. Johns County recognized May 2025 as Foster Parent Appreciation Month, honoring foster parents and the Family Integrity Program for their work with at-risk children.

The St. Johns County Clerk's Office explains the need for a Senior Advisor to address funding challenges, as the office sent back $1.8 million last year due to a state fund model.

Atlantic Beach hosts an open house at the Public Works Department on May 22, 2025, to highlight staff efforts and community infrastructure maintenance.