The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns drivers to obey school zone speed limits and stay off phones, enforcing safety as students return after spring break.

Jacksonville announces a waste collection event for hazardous household and electronic items in Arlington at Ed Austin Regional Park, Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Atlantic Beach now permits dogs to swim unleashed in the ocean if accompanied by their owners, but they must be leashed on the beach and owners are responsible for cleaning up after them.

JTA focuses on improving mobility for Jacksonville seniors, showcasing Autonomous Vehicles and discussing service enhancements with the Council on Elder Affairs and Senior Services Division.

Naval Air Station Jacksonville announces increased aircraft activity and noise from training exercises from March 22-28, as shared in a social media post.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uses social media to educate on traffic safety, highlighting offenses beyond speeding such as issues with trailer lights, safety chains, and vehicle tags.

Jacksonville's Animal Care hosts Shamrock Shuffle: a community walk with shelter dogs to provide exercise and socialization, potentially aiding their adoption.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers joined a Special Olympics parade at Mt. Herman Exceptional Student Center, engaging positively with the community and students.

Jacksonville's "Space Force foster program" aims to alleviate shelter stress for dogs and boost adoptions by offering temporary homes, as shared by the City of Jacksonville, Florida - Government.

Local women in West Augustine joined the Sheriff's Office and Habitat for Humanity for 'Women Build Day,' focusing on constructing homes for women and fostering community empowerment.

St. Augustine's parks are now a Certified Autism Center, enhancing inclusivity for those with autism and sensory differences, a milestone celebrated with a community kite-flying event.

Jacksonville, Florida, dedicated a historic marker to Johnnie Mae Chappell, a victim of racial murder in 1964. The ceremony at Lincoln Villa Senior Center acknowledged the city's racial violence history.

Atlantic Beach has partnered with USTA Florida to improve local tennis facilities and programs, seeking community feedback at a recent event and via email until March 31.