Neptune Beach is installing speed cameras in school zones to reduce speeding and enhance child safety, with a preliminary warning period before fines are issued.

Councilman Matt Carlucci proposes tiered trash fee hikes in Jacksonville to address increasing costs and alleviate the budget gap, suggesting phased increases and a low-income exemption program.

Jacksonville, Florida celebrated the renovation of J.P. Small Ballpark & Hank Aaron Field, enhancing the historic site with new turf, dugouts, lighting, and more.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers saved a young person on a highway ledge, emphasizing the importance of mental health and promoting the 988 Lifeline.

JSO's Operation Safe Passage connects at-risk juveniles with community resources to help them exit gang violence, facilitated by partnerships with vetted faith-based organizations.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting a charity boxing event to raise funds for an all-accessible playground, featuring law enforcement and firefighters.

Jacksonville Beach introduces a paid parking program effective from March 1, 2025, with costs up to $12 daily, $15 during events, and free options for locals.

St. Augustine prepares to open Fish Island Preserve with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, featuring remarks by Mayor Sikes-Kline and a tour, underscoring environmental commitment.

GFL's waste collection is delayed due to equipment failure, affecting Thursday and Friday pickups. Residents advised to keep bins out as crews catch up.

The Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series returns with artists like Snarky Puppy and KEM from February 6-16, 2025, and aims to merge music with the history of the first free African settlement in the U.S.

Jacksonville faces winter disruptions; city offices and recreation centers will open with a delay on Jan 23, and the Snow Day event is postponed. Sanitation services are suspended, while Jacksonville Transit will modify its schedule.

Jacksonville adapts city services due to winter weather, affecting trash collection, recreational activities, and public transportation with delays and cancellations for safety.

HARMONY board opens applications for its 2025 grant cycle to tackle community issues like mental health, homelessness, and financial burdens, with a February 17 deadline.