St. Johns County invites residents to open house sessions for input on its Comprehensive Plan Update, essential for future growth, with sessions on September 30 at the County Auditorium.

Clay County reinforces its "zero tolerance policy" for school threats with new videos, amid a spike in student arrests for making threats in Northeast Florida.

St. Johns County allocated $2 million to the Land Acquisition Management Program to conserve natural landscapes and protect local ecosystems for future generations, as per a recent report.

Jacksonville received a $1.25 million federal grant for the LaVilla Transit Innovation and Equity Project, aimed at revitalizing its downtown transit system and restoring the Prime Osborn as the central rail station.

St. Johns County honored 101-year-old WWII veteran Joe Shomo with a ceremony and a Certificate of Recognition for his service and community contributions.

A federal court ruled that St. Johns County can withhold approval for the Grand Oaks project until the developer fulfills their obligation to widen a segment of State Road 16.

Groundbreaking for the West Augustine Health and Wellness Center was celebrated with community members and officials, emphasizing unity and the center's future impact on local healthcare.

Jacksonville received over $1 million from the U.S. Department of Transportation for "quick-build" safety projects aimed at reducing roadway deaths and injuries.

The JTA will improve service by adding a second diesel hybrid-electric ferry with a $15.6 million federal grant, ensuring continuous connectivity across the St. Johns River.

Clay County residents with low-moderate incomes can apply for home repair funding through the Community Development Block Grant until October 31, 2024.

St. Augustine will honor Pastor Laverne March with the Order of La Florida for her community service and leadership in social justice efforts on September 23.

St. Johns County opened Fire Station 11 and the Sheriff's Office Operations Center, a $10.5M complex to enhance community safety services, with a public ceremony on September 7.

Browse a roundup of building permits issued during the last week in Jacksonville.