Neptune Beach officials are studying how to manage the city's budget and protect local services if Florida voters eliminate the homestead property tax in the November 2026 election.
A Jacksonville man faces a second-degree felony grand theft charge after Atlantic Beach police say he wrote more than 120 checks to himself from the Atlantic Beach Athletic Association's bank account while serving as the nonprofit's treasurer.
"As students head back to the classroom, whether they are walking, biking, riding the bus or getting dropped off, we all have a role in helping them arrive safely,"
Pet owners investigated for or convicted of animal cruelty could lose access to Jacksonville Beach’s Paws Dog Park under an ordinance the City Council approved on first reading Aug.
Safe Harbor Seafood Market will host a fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, to support Capt. Doug Jones, a longtime member of the Mayport
A $1.6 million federal grant will fund the underground conversion of utility lines to improve system reliability and prevent storm damage to equipment.
The Jacksonville Beach City Council accepted
A Jacksonville Beach institution known for its colorful history is adding a new chapter with a large-scale mural celebrating its Duval pride.
For decades, Ginger's Place has
The study is a key step toward creating a one-time fee on new residential and commercial construction that would be collected during the permitting process to help fund the infrastructure needed to support future development.
"It's very bittersweet for me. I am definitely leaving as a happy warrior," Smith said. "I feel like I'm going out on top, and that's because of the team."
Jay Dickson has been named the new Planning and Development director for the city of Jacksonville Beach, bringing over 25 years experience in municipal planning and development to the role.
For the older adults who gather here, the center is more than a place to fill the hours. It is a community where friendships deepen, new interests take root and retirement becomes less about what has ended than what still lies ahead.
