
Recently released from prison, Aaron Zahn could be entitled to damages from JEA, arbitrator rules
Read full article: Recently released from prison, Aaron Zahn could be entitled to damages from JEA, arbitrator rulesJEA might owe ex-CEO Aaron Zahn damages and attorneys fees for what an arbitrator deemed a breach of his original employment agreement when the board of directors fired him nearly seven years ago amid public controversy, according to a report from our news partner the Florida Trib.

Questions grow over expanding role of Jacksonville City Council attorney Jason Teal
Read full article: Questions grow over expanding role of Jacksonville City Council attorney Jason TealA joint investigation by News4JAX and The Florida Trib is raising new questions about whether Jacksonville City Council attorney Jason Teal is stretching the limits of his authority as the council’s legislative counsel.

Florida Trib: Moms for Liberty shows lackluster influence in home state’s school board races
Read full article: Florida Trib: Moms for Liberty shows lackluster influence in home state’s school board racesAfter changing the political makeup of school boards across the state of Florida through a commitment to endorsing school board candidates, Moms for Liberty Florida has not made any contributions to local school board candidates across Florida and is poised to be just a minor player this cycle.

State attorney sends JEA subpoena for records about former Mayor Lenny Curry’s lobbying firm: Florida Trib
Read full article: State attorney sends JEA subpoena for records about former Mayor Lenny Curry’s lobbying firm: Florida TribJEA received a subpoena on Friday from State Attorney Melissa Nelson’s office seeking a broad swath of communication records about the agency’s CEO, Vickie Cavey, as well as discussions involving City Council President Kevin Carrico and a high-powered lobbying firm that employs former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry.

A school bus camera program became a bungled mess in Miami-Dade. It’s coming to Duval next: Florida Trib
Read full article: A school bus camera program became a bungled mess in Miami-Dade. It’s coming to Duval next: Florida TribThe cameras are supposed to capture footage of motorists who drive past stationary school buses with their “stop arm” extended, a violation of state law in most instances.
