The Florida Times-Union

Jacksonville, Florida is hoping private funding will come through to save the city's parks, which officials say they can't afford to build or maintain.

Jacksonville, Florida officials are considering removing pay phones on sidewalks and in downtown parks, which are often viewed as nuisances that hinder efforts to make neighborhoods cleaner and safer.

Groundwater supplies in Northeast Florida may only be able to support growth until 2030, when demands on water will overshoot available resources.

Water agency officials in Florida are considering a plan to pump 262 million gallons of water per day from local rivers to satisfy a high population growth rate. But many are calling the plan short-sighted and a futile attempt to control nature.

As a neighborhood road in Jacksonville is widened from four to six lanes to attract business, many residents are expressing distaste. Michael Lewyn outlines the argument against road widening.

Jacksonville weighs options whether expanded avenue would make a good corridor to run its underperforming Rapid Transit System.

Even with the re-relection of Governor Bush, work will continue towards a florida Bullet train.

New residents of Downtown Jacksonville townhomes face urban realities of noise and vagrants.

A new comprehensive plan designation upheld for Northeast Florida Mega-development.

Downtown Jacksonville seeks to create retail town center and relies on nearby housing.

A large Northeastern Florida Development clears a major legal challenge.

Jacksonville Metro area county faces serious growing pains and seeks solutions.

Defining conventional wisdom, a sprawling community Weston, Florida has managed to integrate suburbia with new urbanism.

Sierra Club explains its position on the Nocatee development plan for northeast Florida.

Editorial criticizes the Sierra Club's stance on the Nocatee mega-development plan in Florida.

Roundabouts (circular intersections), new to Florida, are proposed for Jacksonville.

Controversy surrounds a 15,000 acre development in Northeast Florida.

Downtown Jacksonville housing developments are being spurred on by financial incentives from the city.

Downtown Jacksonville gets its first large residential tower/complex.

A new Jacksonville transportation center may exclude long haul bus lines.