City Council's Finance Committee found $30 million in cuts, but that's far less than needed if Amendment 3 passes.

Council members will deliberate Ordinance 2026-0780 in coming weeks, which would serve as final approval on allowing JTA to use the $30 million. JTA said it would pay down a $25 m ...

Kevin Carrico, the former Jacksonville City Council president who still represents District 4, has stepped down from his ...

North of Downtown Jacksonville, the Panama Gardens neighborhood preserves a century-old vision of suburban life that was ...

Voodoo Brewing Co. ’s Jacksonville taproom closed Sept. 15 amid a legal fight over unpaid rent and mounting pressure on the ...

Publix announced its largest hunger donation in company history at Feeding Northeast Florida's headquarters in Northwest ...

Jacksonville’s animal shelter has been considered no-kill in the past and now sits shy of the metric. According to a city ...

State Rep. Angie Nixon will resolve the charges stemming from her arrest in May at the Florida Capitol without pleading ...