City Hall Calls It Lean. Taxpayers Might Call It Something Else.
September 24, 2026
Jacksonville has a budget for the fiscal year beginning next Thursday. Let’s get this out
Jacksonville has a budget for the fiscal year beginning next Thursday. Let’s get this out
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is preparing to cut up to 194 jobs, reduce bus and
There are things that should NEVER occur in healthcare, and that includes patient death or
Here we go again. Florida is finally having a serious conversation about meaningful property-tax relief,
Florida voters will face three proposed constitutional amendments on the November ballot, and taxes and
People who spend your money are trying mightily to convince you not to withhold any
The affordability narrative continues crumbling. Just over a week ago, USA Today reported, “Home prices
Jacksonville voters will decide in November whether they want to pay higher school taxes. Some
There are moments in government when yesterday’s uncomfortable questions become today’s very uncomfortable headlines. Jacksonville
As America marks its 250th anniversary, Duval County is opening a window into the often-unseen
According to a source familiar with the plans, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority intends to “cease
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to drive demand for massive computing infrastructure, Northeast Florida has
Something significant just happened next door in Clay County. And anyone who has followed Eye
John Keane is a guest writer for Eye and is the board chairman of First Coast Crime
Efforts to remove pornography from the government schools continue but viewpoints on how the process
Here is a number that should make Americans stop and think: Major federal healthcare programs