Hanna Holthaus - Florida Times-Union
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The inspections aim to reduce the costly amount of non-recyclable items that people put into their bins. You may get tagged if you break the rules. -
A major development in Southeast Jacksonville has passed its first regulatory hurdle with zoning approval by the Jacksonville City Council. -
The Kappa Alpha Psi Jacksonville Foundation plans a center that would provide mentoring and health care. -
Environmentalists are alarmed about a planned development bounded by conservation areas in Northwest Jacksonville. -
Davis sued the parent companies of three Jacksonville television stations over ads supporting election opponent LeAnna Cumber. -
Sunshine Organics and Compost will train about 15 restaurants on how to separate food for composting. A city truck will then collect restaurant composting bins. -
The city has potentially paid over $150,000 in fees to outside law firms and consultants in its attempts to draw and defend Jacksonville City Council district maps. -
Electric bills should fall in November as JEA pays less to fuel its power plants. -
Too much trash is getting mixed with recyclables. The city is considering a program to educate people about how to recycle properly. -
The city of Jacksonville says weather forecasters are unsure how long the flooding will continue.
