Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General has launched an investigation into the city-owned utility JEA over
What seemed to be a minor flap involving an appointment to the JEA board of
The SAVE Act is poised for a possible vote in the Senate next week (more
I pay attention to patterns. Maybe it comes from my former Tea Party days, when
Tax collector’s offices in Jacksonville must have sounded like the Tower of Babel in the
For a brief moment, many Jacksonville taxpayers allowed themselves to believe that JEA had finally
Affordable housing is a popular topic everywhere, and Jacksonville is no exception. Mayor Donna Deegan
We’ve got a few exciting updates to share with our Eye on Jacksonville community. First
How about an Epstein fallout update? Yesterday, the New York Times ran another deplorable story
Remember when you weren’t allowed to question COVID protocols? Here we go again…Florida is using
A newly filed bill in the Florida Legislature, Senate Bill 786, would significantly change how
Florida lawmakers are considering Senate Bill 326, a bill described as a way to “protect”
This is not a think piece.This is a notice. To Florida probate judges, attorneys, professional
CBS News ran an encouraging story headlined, “Florida mandates driver’s license tests must be taken
By now, most of you have heard the good news. Yesterday, NPR reported “Feds arrest
One last call for alcohol… at 3 a.m.?! City Councilman Raul Arias is proposing extending