Jacksonville News (Page 258)

A former St. Johns County fire chief wants to be rehired in another position after he said he was asked to resign, but the county said on Tuesday it is not going to bring him back to the department. The interim St. Johns County administrator and the president of theContinue Reading

The City of Jacksonville is taking legal action against the owner of Colonial Forest Apartments on the Westside for maintaining a public nuisance. The News4JAX I-TEAM has been reporting on the deteriorating conditions at the property on Firestone Road with trash piling up, balconies and stairwells falling apart, and residentsContinue Reading

The onshore wind has returned and will stick around all week long.  For coastal counties this means, one minute it’s partly cloudy and pleasant, five minutes later it’s cloudy with a slight chance of a shower.  Inland areas will be breezy under partly cloudy skies. Now:  For the moment itContinue Reading

In this episode of First Coast Gems, we introduce you to a very special couple who live in Riverside with their beautiful dog. They put up Halloween decorations not only for themselves, but for the kids who beg for it every year! “Last year I promised this was the lastContinue Reading

President Biden is hosting a ceremony in the East Room to award National Medals to high achievers in the fields of science and technology. Press play above to watch the ceremony liveContinue Reading

An officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has been suspended without pay after Sheriff T.K. Waters said he drove his patrol car while he was intoxicated. Officer Justin Marino, a four-year veteran with JSO, has been charged with DUI. According to Waters, officers were called around midnight Tuesday to theContinue Reading

A U.S. Navy Sailor will reunite with her beloved dog that she rescued while on deployment in the Middle East on Tuesday at 3 p.m. in Fleming Island. News4JAX will stream the long-awaited reunion. Press play above to watch. U.S. Navy Sailor Joy will welcome Koda to her new homeContinue Reading

While the first primaries and caucuses in the 2024 presidential nominating cycle are still several months away, some northeast Florida and southeast Georgia voters will be heading to the polls for Election Day on Nov. 7. In Florida and Georgia, there are no statewide elections in the 2023 election cycle.Continue Reading

The price to park in St. Augustine’s Historic Downtown parking garage is going up — depending on what time you arrive. As part of the city’s recently approved budget, rates for the parking garage will increase from $15 to $20 per vehicle, per entry, during peak parking times.  The peakContinue Reading