About 45% of working-age JHA residents currently have jobs, and CEO Cheron Corbett says the agency wants self-sufficiency, not evictions.

State regulators greenlit JEA's 675-megawatt plant near the old St. Johns River Power Park, but critics warn of a 30-year, $6 billion bill.

The MacArthur-winning war chronicler will keynote Jacksonville Area Legal Aid's gala honoring the Florida Veterans Legal Helpline.

GTE Financial is renovating a former bank building at Intracoastal Plaza for a 2027 opening, its second South Jacksonville outpost.

City commissioners approved the fee hikes 3-0, with two members absent, as part of a wider budget package raising fire, water and garbage rates too.

Lake City leaders could send the city’s Flock camera debate to voters this November. The proposed referendum would be nonbinding, but the privacy fight is already taking shape.

Jacksonville Beach is considering a rule that could deny, suspend or revoke Paws Park access for people investigated for or convicted of animal cruelty.

A larger Duval County tax collector branch opens Monday, replacing Kernan and eventually Hogan with expanded services at St. Johns Square.

Jacksonville residents are pushing a proposed zoning overhaul that would make community and market gardens easier to operate as Cyclospora concerns sharpen.

A Jacksonville bill would tie some city incentives to a good-faith effort to hire veterans and active-duty military spouses.

Eight campaign signs tied to a St. Johns County House challenger have vanished or been damaged as her Aug. 18 Republican primary approaches.

A Jacksonville council farewell tradition turned into a $6,285 taxpayer-funded controversy after personalized decanter sets were distributed to officials and staff.

Jacksonville City Council kept the maximum millage rate at 11.1919 as leaders prepare to review a $2.03 billion budget and brace for a possible future property-tax shortfall.