The Jacksonville Transportation Authority was nearly $19 million over budget last year, according to a city council auditor’s report first published in mid-December.
With the penny set to go the way of the Dodo bird, state lawmakers are looking to ensure there’s a uniform standard for rounding to the nearest nickel.
An effort to save hundreds of dilapidated homes across some of Jacksonville’s historic neighborhoods is officially getting underway.
Cinotti’s Bakery is getting steezy.
The Florida Department of Transportation will host a public meeting next week to discuss proposed improvements at the intersection of Dunn Avenue and Braddock Road.
On Monday, January 19th, people in Jacksonville will celebrate the 45th Annual MLK Holiday Parade presented by the Law Offices of Ron Sholes and organized by the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Foundation.
It’s expected to start later this year, but residents have gathered enough petition signatures that could force a referendum vote in August.
For the first time, the Duval County school board has made a public, unified stance against the Florida Department of Education’s (FLDOE) recent ‘Schools of Hope’ expansion.
Local deputies and firefighters are stepping into the ring for charity at St. Johns County Fight Night on February 26.
Starting January 7, Arlington neighbors have a new place to turn in an emergency.
The Duval County School Board is meeting tonight to discuss potential changes to Florida’s controversial Schools of Hope law.
A now-former CEO/director of a performing arts company is facing criminal charges in connection with an alleged sexual relationship involving a 13-year-old boy.
As students return from winter break, school officials and a local law firm urge drivers to “Respect the Stop.”
A new Florida bill would impose open container restrictions on medical marijuana patients and hemp product consumers driving with cannabis in their cars.
JSO has announced the arrests of two now-former JSO employees.
The St. Johns County Clerk of the Circuit Court and County Comptroller’s Office announces the launch of a new Public Records Request portal designed to make it easier for residents to submit and track public records requests online.
Action News Jax is hearing from people living in an Arlington neighborhood who say they were forced to evacuate their homes before the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office engaged in a stand off with a suspect and then shot a man.
Sporting Club Jacksonville announced that three more players will be joining the club’s inaugural roster.
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan joined Jacksonville Morning News to discuss what’s ahead for the city as the new year begins.
The FBI, Duval County Public Schools, and Duval County School Police are teaming up to help parents, guardians, and children understand the risks of using social media and the long-term consequences of unsafe online behavior.
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