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A local attorney and homeless advocate is critical of the City Council's recent budget approval, which includes $3.9 million for helping the homeless.

Fifty years after adopting its current name, Jacksonville Area Legal Aid is updating its branding with the release of its 2022 annual report, the first document to bear JALA’s new logo.

Proposed tax on Jacksonville businesses would bring funding for programs to aid homeless people

The new Jacksonville City Council elected the new president unanimously, with a surprise nomination for vice president before Randy White was elected.

The I-TEAM found more than 9,600 houses across Duval County are owned by such investors — their real estate investments generate wealth for clients, rather than local families.

A sociology professor at UNF weighs in on the threats to home rule and tenant protections presented by a pair of bills in the Florida Legislature.

New residents will need places to live and experts are addressing the challenges.

In-depth analysis and perspectives on the issues, people and ideas that define Florida. Statewide coverage of top economic sectors and industries.

Hot-button issues were the focus in this weeks letters, touching on the Republican party, potential media bias, abortion, voter fraud and more.

Jacksonville city government is investigating ways to provide relief for those needing rent assistance.