The City of Jacksonville conducted a massive cleanup on Friday of a homeless encampment that was settled on private property off Atlantic Boulevard.

San Marco residents are frustrated as heavy rains and flooding continue to be an issue.

A Ponte Vedra Beach man pleaded guilty to several charges in connection with a fraud scheme involving COVID-19 personal protective equipment (PPE), according to the Department of Justice.

The City of Jacksonville received over $4 million to fund three projects that will enhance efficiency, address traffic concerns and provide public safety improvements and infrastructure needs.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan will announce the city’s new online merchandise shop Tuesday morning.

Jacksonville Fire Rescue has nearly 1,900 uniformed personnel, 68 fire and rescue stations and operates on a $400 million budget. News4JAX interviewed Former JFRD Fire Chief Marty Senterfitt earlier on Monday, before it was announced that Percy Golden would be taking the lead.

This week, Jacksonville City Council member Mike Gay introduced a resolution to formally request a review by the Florida Commission on Ethics of the decision by General Counsel Michael Fackler to hire the Bedell law firm for representation in the city’s criminal gun registry case. Fackler’s father-in-law, Hank Coxe, has been a partner of the Bedell firm for many years.

A group of Brentwood residents is suing the City of Jacksonville over the new medical examiner’s office that’s near a school.

A major funding proposal aimed at revitalizing Jacksonville’s riverfront may also deliver a boost to affordable housing, if city leaders can agree on the details.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan vetoed a bill on Tuesday that aims to block city funds from being used to support undocumented immigrants.

As the clock nears midnight on New Year’s Eve, many African American churches and households across the country gather not to just ring in a new year, but to honor a powerful tradition rooted in freedom.

Community leaders and performers gathered at the Jacksonville Main Library’s Hicks Auditorium Tuesday evening for an early Juneteenth celebration.

The city said it is returning to the way things were before the pandemic and added the change will reduce expenses for taxpayers.

‘No Kings’ is a nationwide day of defiance, peaceful protests are expected

A Jacksonville councilman expressed his disapproval of a bill moving forward in the city council that aims to prohibit the use of city funds for services to people living in the country illegally.

A major court hearing in Jacksonville's federal court could affect the longtime debate over Confederate monuments on city property.

The City of Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Housing Authority and First Coast Construction, will break ground on five new affordable homes in the Durkeeville neighborhood on Friday.

The Sulzbacher Center announced it has closed its financing on the $37 million Phase 1 of the Sulzbacher Enterprise Village on Walgreen Road, just off Interstate 95 and Golfair Boulevard.

A proposed ordinance that aims to prohibit the use of city funds for services to people living in the country illegally is moving forward in the city council.

The Jimmy Buffett-inspired, island-themed celebration will include tours of the facility, opportunities to meet with staff and physicians, and informational sessions about ArchWell Health’s services and community offerings.

With a City Council leadership election approaching, Councilman Matt Carlucci is expressing his concerns about the direction of Jacksonville’s local government. He stated that he has concerns about what he perceives as “pot shots” at the mayor that could set the city back.

The City of Jacksonville’s Office of Administrative Services is issuing an air quality advisory today because of elevated levels of ozone.

A Jacksonville councilman said on Tuesday he has requested urgent safety improvements for Baymeadows Road following a crash that killed a father and his 1-year-old son last week.

Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman, the Ritz Theater & Museum and the City of Jacksonville hosted the fifth annual Jacksonville Emancipation Celebration at Lift Ev’re Voice and Sing Park on Saturday.

Officials said 50 cars were damaged after a fire broke out in the hourly garage at the Jacksonville International Airport on Friday afternoon. The airport is expected to reopen at 5 p.m.

Murray Hill residents are getting the chance to share their thoughts on an odor control plan for an industrial plant that’s the cause of a lingering smell in the area.

The Jacksonville History Center has compiled a list of historic properties in Jacksonville that are currently facing the threat of deterioration and potential loss. This collection of buildings includes vital pieces of the city’s heritage.

State Attorney Melissa Nelson has formally asked Jacksonville City Council President Randy White to hold off on creating a special investigating committee into the city’s firearm registry.

The Jacksonville City Council Rules Committee met Monday to address a growing controversy surrounding an alleged illegal firearm registry reportedly maintained by the city for nearly two years.

Mayor Donna Deegan’s Office said that the firearm registry policy that’s being questioned by a councilmember was created before she took office.

Mayor Donna Deegan’s Office said that the firearm registry policy that’s being questioned by a councilmember was created before she took office.

The City of Jacksonville will announce new efforts it says will help streamline the civil plan review process.

The City of Jacksonville is hosting a celebration on Thursday to honor Arab American Heritage Month at City Hall.

The Mayor’s Budget Review Committee voted unanimously on Monday to support a proposed land swap between the City of Jacksonville and a downtown developer.

If you’re looking for a fun way to celebrate earth day The City of Jacksonville’s got you covered.

The Shrimp Boats are designed to enhance the fan experience, providing a comfortable and engaging atmosphere.

The City of Jacksonville is launching a citywide Minecraft build challenge, inviting students to reimagine iconic Jacksonville public spaces.

A Jacksonville woman says she’s been living out of suitcases and sleeping on couches for months, all while her fire-damaged townhome sits unfinished. Now, the City of Jacksonville has issued a stop work order, citing improper permits and licensing by the contractor hired to restore her home.

News4JAX obtained the official resignation letter from the city of Jacksonville’s planning and development director.

These annual slumber parties, which are designed to encourage community members to get creative in their support for their local shelters, offer unique opportunities to get involved, such as spending the night at the shelter.

The city of Jacksonville is considering a plan to build townhouses, duplexes and other multi-family homes to address the “missing middle” in the housing market. But not everyone is on board.

A local landlord is accusing a nonprofit that helps the homeless of paying her tenants’ rent late. Natalie Collier, a member of Opportunity Zone America LLC, which owns about 60 properties, is speaking out, saying she hasn’t received a rent payment from Changing Homelessness since October.

The city of Jacksonville is considering a plan to build townhouses, duplexes and other multi-family homes to address the “missing middle” in the housing market. But not everyone is on board.

Mayor Donna Deegan has yet to sign a bill aimed at cracking down on illegal immigration in Jacksonville. The City Council approved the measure earlier this week. Deegan stated she is not rushing to make a decision on the bill. While she does not oppose certain aspects, she wants to ensure there are no negative repercussions.

The legislation approved by City Council Tuesday night that aims to crack down on illegal immigration in Jacksonville is now sitting on Mayor Donna Deegan’s desk, who said is still in the process of reviewing it before deciding whether to sign it or not.

Demolition crews are actively working at the old Solomon Auction Building in Jacksonville’s Urban Core after the building collapsed Monday evening. The Solomon Auction Building, while old, is not considered historic; however, its recent destruction raises questions about the criteria for preserving buildings and when it might be time to let go.

A century-old building on North Main Street was already slated for demolition before it partially collapsed on Monday, according to the property owners. Clean-up and demolition continued Wednesday as crews worked to remove the rubble that is now all that remains of the former Solomon’s Auction House.

The property owners of a century-old building on North Main Street said high winds may have played a role in its partial collapse on Monday evening.

City Councilman Ron Salem wants to create a government efficiency initiative, also known as DOGE, in Duval County. During a meeting at City Hall on Tuesday, the public had the chance to comment on the initiative and ask why and how Duval DOGE would work.

A collapsed building has caused road closures near Jacksonville’s Urban Core, according to the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department.

The Jacksonville Electric Authority said it is temporarily closing the northbound I-295 off-ramp at San Jose Boulevard after a water main was damaged by a third-party contractor, which has led to a disruption in water service for some customers in the area.

After drawing seven bids from its invitation to negotiate for “turn-key” office space in Jacksonville, Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has selected a property in South Jacksonville.

A proposed contract between the Jacksonville mayor’s office and trash hauler, Meridian Waste, could put an end to the ongoing contractual dispute.

The City of Jacksonville is set to reinvest $7,980,286 into various projects after identifying unspent funds from the 2023-2024 fiscal year. The decision, which will head to City Council for final approval, was unanimously approved by the Mayor’s Budget Review Committee.

After drawing seven bids from its invitation to negotiate for “turn-key” office space in Jacksonville, Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has selected a property in South Jacksonville, News4JAX’s news partner the Jacksonville Daily Record reported.

The City of Jacksonville and JEA are making progress on their “Septic Tank Phaseout” program, with three major projects now completed.

The City of Jacksonville and the Emergency Preparedness Division urged residents with special medical needs to register for emergency assistance ahead of hurricane season.

The JEA Board of Directors met Tuesday and continued a discussion on a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

The City of Jacksonville announced it will open its warming center Thursday night as the area braces for dangerously cold temperatures.

JEA announced Tuesday that it officially began seeking bids for its former headquarters and adjacent properties in downtown Jacksonville. Now, many are wondering how the space will be used.

JEA CEO Vickie Cavey is expected to receive a salary increase of $700,000 per year as part of a proposed three-year contract extension.

The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated in Jacksonville during Black History Month after the 44th annual parade was postponed in January.

The Mayor’s African American Advisory Committee held an event at City Hall on Thursday morning to commemorate Black History Month.

Driving in downtown Jacksonville will become easier as the city is reintroducing two-way travel to the area, beginning with Forsyth and Adams streets.

The city of Jacksonville rolled out the latest developments for the University of Florida’s graduate campus in downtown Jacksonville.

Late photographer David Johnson’s journey took him from Jacksonville to the Navy, ultimately leading him to capture the vibrant Black culture in San Francisco’s historic Fillmore District and document key moments in the Civil Rights Movement through his photography.

Some Jacksonville City Council members are questioning the job performance of the city’s top legal officer, General Counsel Michael Fackler, following Mayor Donna Deegan’s recent veto of a controversial waste contract.

“Currently, 91% of individuals with IDD are unemployed. That’s unacceptable, and we can do better,” Reichert said. The PAWS program was created to address this disparity, providing both skills training and professional certifications.

25 readers were honored Monday at a City Hall ceremony commemorating the one-year anniversary of River City Readers, a citywide challenge to help more Duval County students read at a grade level.

The City of Jacksonville is keeping its Warming Centers open through the winter storm.

A list of closures in Duval County, including the Clerk of Courts, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office buildings, First Coast YMCA's and Duval County Public Schools

Jacksonville officials and agencies said they are prepared to respond to the potential impacts of the winter weather storm forecast to impact North Florida and southern Georgia on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

A severe winter storm brings cold temperatures to Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with wind chills expected to drop into the teens and 20s. Residents without adequate heat or shelter are encouraged to seek out warming centers in their area.

As cold weather sweeps into the region, the Red Cross is urging residents to prioritize safety while keeping their homes warm.

The City of Jacksonville is opening its warming center Sunday at 9 p.m. ahead of the expected cold weather this week.

Jacksonville is gearing up to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a variety of events and service opportunities. The annual MLK Breakfast will be held at the Prime Osborn Convention Center, with tickets available at JaxMLKBreakfast.com.

The City of Jacksonville is opening cold-weather shelters due to a Freeze Warning in effect for Duval County from 10 p.m. until 9 a.m. Sunday.

Family of woman who died of an overdose in Duval County jail (and is actively suing JSO) has questions after an attorney was arrested for passing drugs to inmates.

The City of Jacksonville and its partners are hosting the 38th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast on Jan. 17 at 7 a.m. at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center.

It’s not every day that Florida faces a cold snap, but when it happens, the frigid temperatures can catch residents off guard.

The owner of a 1-year-old Great Dane named Lucy has filed a federal lawsuit against a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officer and the City of Jacksonville, alleging civil rights violations following the dog’s fatal shooting in 2022.

The City of Jacksonville announced the opening of one of its warming centers Monday night as the area braces for freezing temperatures and wind chills.

The Armada plan to build their stadium just north of the newly named VyStar Ballpark. Right now, it’s just vacant lots. But the plan is for it to have a soccer-specific stadium.

As the year comes to a close, News4JAX is looking back on the notable sports stories that occurred in 2024.

From a destructive fire at a luxury apartment complex in downtown Jacksonville to the approval of the “Stadium of the Future,” 2024 brought dozens of significant events that impacted our communities.

The new concept design for Metropolitan Park was unveiled at Wednesday’s open house, which was the last event for public opinion before the final design is released winter 2025.

The University of Florida’s Florida Semiconductor Institute is coming to Jacksonville's LaVilla

The University of Florida’s Florida Semiconductor Institute is coming to Jacksonville's LaVilla

The University of Florida’s Florida Semiconductor Institute is coming to Jacksonville's LaVilla

The University of Florida’s Florida Semiconductor Institute is coming to Jacksonville's LaVilla

The City of Jacksonville’s Extreme Cold Task Force has finalized its 2024 Warming Center Contingency Plan. This plan aims to provide relief for residents and visitors during extreme cold conditions

The festivities surrounding the City of Jacksonville’s Christmas tree lighting begin at 5 p.m., and at 5:30, News4JAX will have LIVE coverage from James Weldon Johnson Park, with a special appearance from Olympians like Poe Pinson, Ryan Murphy, and Caeleb Dressel.

It’s the holiday season! That means it is time for decorations, Santa Claus and, of course, some really ugly sweaters.

News4JAX is counting down to Wednesday evening when the City of Jacksonville will hold its Christmas tree lighting.

Affordable housing continues to be a pressing issue for the city of Jacksonville.

Jacksonville City Councilman Matt Carlucci is pushing to raise garbage fees to address a growing financial shortfall in the city’s trash collection services.

The City of Jacksonville is deciding on a $500,000 grant that would help fund the Boselli Foundation's teacher fellowship and mentorship programs.

Cost should not be the reason you don’t get vaccinated against the flu this year. Those without health insurance can get a voucher for a free shot.

The City of Jacksonville is helping people without health insurance get coverage.

The State Attorney’s Office closed an investigation into a Westside mobile home park after it found no criminal evidence in the case of a tenant who was hit with outrageously high water bills last year.