Déjà vu at JEA
March 27, 2026
I read the latest report on JEA and had that familiar feeling— not shock… just
Menu
Menu
I read the latest report on JEA and had that familiar feeling— not shock… just
NOTE: Eye would like to see more stories like this. We need “feel goods” and
“I’m not done yet.” We hear that a lot in the neighborhood we live in
I’ve been around JEA long enough to know how this is supposed to work. Years
Enlisting young people to vote is a pet project of Duval County Supervisor of Elections
People who want to protect children from pornography and propaganda are making progress in Jacksonville.
I’ve been watching JEA for a long time—closer than most. Years ago, I worked alongside
“Wastin’ away again in Margaritaville…” is a well-known Jimmy Buffett song and who would have
Liberals are perturbed about the fact that the Duval County School Board members are allowing
During the Autonomous Innovation Center’s ribbon-cutting ceremony last spring, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s City Council
A painting by a political candidate has sparked questions about free speech and Jacksonville’s municipal
At every level of government, investigations are under way, some routine, some out of the
Medical freedom encountered a disappointing setback on Friday. We were so close. The South Florida Sun
Despite a lack of convincing justification, the city continues to spend billions of dollars on
They did it; it’s done. Yesterday the New York Times ran a whiny story headlined,
Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General has launched an investigation into the city-owned utility JEA over