St. Johns County Commission decided not to adopt proposed strict e-bike regulations, focusing on reinforcing existing state laws and enhancing safety education instead.

The St. Johns County commissioners voted 3-2 to extend County Administrator Joy Andrews' contract until 2030, despite some contention and concerns about her performance.

Commissioner Taylor proclaimed May as the month to honor problem-solving courts, with Judge Christine recognized for his role in addressing root causes of crime in St. Johns County.

Mayor Deegan responded to a knife breach at a City Council meeting by strengthening security measures and reviewing City Hall's procedures and equipment.

May 2025 is officially Foster Parent Appreciation Month in St. Johns County, as established by Commissioner Arnold.

Jacksonville partners with Microsoft to launch transparency dashboards, enhancing local government openness and efficiency.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers is retiring on June 30, 2025, after a tenure marked by notable innovations in emergency services. A new chief will be selected through an open process within six weeks.

St. Johns County beach cleanup saw 250 volunteers remove 850 pounds of trash, aiding turtle conservation efforts and emphasizing community environmental stewardship.

St. Johns County Public Library's Summer Reading Program starts June 1, offering over 100 events and activities to engage children and prevent summer learning loss.

Jordyn from Central Riverside Elementary wins the Tommie Tyson Scholarship, earning her a trip to Washington, D.C., with the safety patrol, praised by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Lieutenants Joseph Hutchins and Thomas Gill of Clay County Fire Rescue were honored with the Bravery Award for saving an infant from drowning on August 25, 2024.

Duval County Public Schools will revert to a paid meal program for 37 schools in 2025-26, ending the universal free lunch provided since March 2020, except for eligible students and those at CEP schools. Breakfast remains free for all.

Atlantic Beach unveils a renovated lifeguard station to enhance beach safety, boasting modern resources and public amenities while honoring its architectural heritage.