David Bauerlein - Florida Times-Union
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The city terminated the development agreement with the Related Group while leaving the door open for Related to come back with an altered proposal. -
The candidates to replace Mayor Lenny Curry include four Republicans, two Democrats and an independent.
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All of the council members who refused raises for themselves will be on the March ballot seeking election to various offices.
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A judge tossed out the city's earlier maps, saying they did not resolve decades of racial gerrymandering.
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Jacksonville City Council President Terrance Freeman said he intends to have the council make a decision in the long-running debate over Confederate monuments on city-owned land.
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JEA has been meeting with representatives of businesses, nonprofits, local governments and environmental groups to forge a plan for how it will produce electricity in the decades to come.
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That's because total bills include the cost of natural gas used in power plants, which is declining in price. JEA estimates that most bills will drop over the next five months.
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Voters will know in the next three weeks how Jacksonville's City Council districts will be configured in the spring elections.
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City officials expect that by summer 2024, a pump station that pushes floodwater more quickly to the St. Johns River will be up and running.
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Residents of the historic neighborhood oppose a redistricting plan that would split their part of the city into three City Council districts.
