The St. Johns County Clerk's Office reported a year of service with innovations such as a new call center, processing thousands of passport applications, and managing numerous court cases, all while emphasizing efficient public service.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's "Behind the Badge" series reveals deputies' personal holiday traditions, humanizing officers and promoting community relations.

Jacksonville's Mayor Donna Deegan has been actively helping deliver meals to homebound seniors, supporting the city's initiatives against senior food insecurity.

Jacksonville announces closures of city offices and facilities for Christmas, including City Hall and public libraries, with waste collection rescheduled and some parks remaining open.

JEA has lifted the boil water advisory in Nocatee after repairing a broken water main, restoring normal water service.

The Longleaf Pine Parkway Widening project in St. Johns County, funded by a developer, was completed and celebrated with a ribbon cutting on December 19, enhancing traffic flow.

Commissioner Christian Whitehurst joins the St. Johns County Value Adjustment Board, aiming to address property appraisal disputes alongside Commissioner Krista Joseph, the new chair.

Clay County, FL residents can now access state benefits like SNAP and Medicaid locally, thanks to a new partnership with the state's Department of Children and Families.

Commissioners Krista Joseph and Clay Murphy have been appointed to the Northeast Florida Regional Council Board of Directors to represent St. Johns County.

Jacksonville introduces a holographic Mayor Deegan at the international airport, greeting visitors with 3D messages in multiple languages using AI technology by startup Proto.

The Florida Theatre in Jacksonville is recognized as the most-attended venue in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with a high ticket sale volume despite its smaller size.

Jacksonville announces holiday closures for city offices and adjustments to services like public transit and sanitation, with essential services like public safety remaining operational.

Jacksonville officials announced details of a $173 million expansion by financial services firm Intercontinental Exchange Inc., expected to create 500 new jobs and strengthen the city's financial sector presence.