Amendment 3 looms heavy over Jacksonville budget vote
Ahead of the final vote on the $2 billion budget, the looming threat of Amendment 3 hung heavy on the minds of city council members.
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Ahead of the final vote on the $2 billion budget, the looming threat of Amendment 3 hung heavy on the minds of city council members.
Three major statewide races are virtually tied; that’s the finding of a new poll that looked at the Florida Governor, U.S. Senate, and State Attorney General races.
Florida is implementing new rules governing the use of AI in classrooms.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is preparing to lay off nearly 200 employees and cut services to address a $40 million budget deficit. Former board member Megan Hayward is calling for investigations into the agency's financial management. Meanwhile, City Council President Nick Howland plans to convene a committee to rework the local gas tax to stabilize funding.
As the city council, the mayor, and JTA prepare to dig into how the local option gas tax could be reworked to shore up the agency’s finances, funding for the Emerald Trail is emerging as a key flashpoint.
As the Jacksonville Transportation Authority seeks to get its budget back in the green, agency leaders say they plan to ask the mayor and City Council to allow JTA to dip into its share of the local gas tax.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) is implementing austerity measures to fix what has become an unsustainable financial crisis.
Gateway Jax is asking for more money from the city for its latest planned project -- a 20-story tower that would be built on the spot of the former Jacksonville Landing.
The sail of the USS Jacksonville nuclear submarine, the only US Naval ship to be named after the city, is officially back home in its namesake city.
For the second time this election cycle, candidates in major Florida races would not agree to take the debate stage, and some political observers believe a trend is forming.