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A Jacksonville City Council member has issued a public apology following backlash over comments he made about residents opposing a high-density housing development in Northeast Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville City Council voted Tuesday against restricting venues for the incoming President and Vice President's installation ceremonies.
The average monthly electric bill continues to climb, and new data suggests JEA customers are feeling the strain.
A disagreement between two Jacksonville City Council members is building up as the city debates a new housing development in parts of Northeast Jacksonville.
As fans pack EverBank Stadium for Sunday’s Jaguars playoff game against the Buffalo Bills, excitement is growing across Jacksonville.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority was nearly $19 million over budget last year, according to a city council auditor’s report first published in mid-December.
A prominent Jacksonville political figure is stepping away from his position in the Trump administration.
It appears the financial health of Jacksonville University is improving after its accreditation was reaffirmed.
Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General has uncovered tenants owe more than $70,000 in rent after underreporting their incomes at the troubled Jacksonville Housing Authority, according to a newly released report.
The City Councilman leading discussions on how tens of millions of dollars will be directed into Jacksonville’s Eastside as part of the Jaguars stadium deal is facing growing scrutiny over potential conflicts of interest.
Action News Jax is seeking answers about former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry’s new role as a JEA lobbyist, renewing scrutiny of his administration’s involvement in the failed effort to privatize the utility.
Former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry is officially back in City Hall - this time as a lobbyist.
Action News Jax is uncovering new questions about how Jacksonville City Council Finance Chair Raul Arias handled a proposed $100,000 crime-prevention grant and why the councilman urged a local nonprofit to hire a company he previously owned.
New questions are being raised about the ties between Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and Finance Chair Raul Arias and a local company that briefly held a city contract with a children’s agency.
Action News Jax has uncovered new questions surrounding a $200,000 installation event for Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico and financial ties to Council Finance Chair Raul Arias and his family.
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