JEA to spend $1.6 billion to keep up with water demands of growing populationAs the population in Jacksonville continues to grow, it’s going to cost JEA more than $1 billion to make sure that water gets to all homes in the area.
New CEO of JEA believes restoring trust is a necessity on internal, external levelsJay Stowe officially began the job Monday as managing director and CEO of JEA.
Regency Mall owners avoid losing power by paying $349K billStore owners told News4Jax they’re concerned because the COVID-19 crisis has almost put them out of business already and sales are just starting to look up because of the...
New JEA CEO to make $560K a year, will not participate in bonus planNews4Jax is learning more about how much money JEA is going to pay its new CEO.
Jacksonville voters approve JEA ballot measureDuval County voters have spoken, and they want the Jacksonville City Council to have a say in who sits on the board of directors for JEA.
Consultant challenges subpoenas in JEA investigationOne of Mayor Lenny Curry’s former campaign advisors is taking aim at the Jacksonville City Council committee looking into the aborted sale of JEA.
Narrowing in: JEA Board down to three finalists for CEO positionThe JEA board of directors will interview three finalists today for the utility's open CEO position.
JEA plan to raise powerlines over river raises eyebrowsAnother costly project for JEA is coming under fire the Florida Times-Union reported the city-owned utility is looking at plans to raise high-voltage power lines across t...
JEA consultant says controversial baseball trip was just a social outing Another player in the JEA saga was questioned about what happened during the city-owned utility’s failed sales attempt.
Diamond: Decision to step down from JEA investigative committee not politicalOn Monday, News4Jax heard from the former head of the Jacksonville City Council committee looking into the JEA scandal.
City Council president extends special committee’s investigation into JEAA special committee that was formed to investigate JEA will be extended until the end of the year, according to a memo Friday from the City Council president.
Former city administrator: There was no plot to sell JEATestimony released Wednesday reveals what Mayor Lenny Curry and his staff may have known prior to the plan to try and sell JEA.
Why JEA believes your sewer bill will go up next yearNew state rules to keep wastewater out of river could cost $1 billion
Nuclear plant may cost JEA customers, but not for a few yearsJEA management admits that customers' bills might go up to pay for a nuclear power plant in Georgia that has cost billions of dollars and still isn’t finished.
Pearl Street shut down after gas line breaksA section of Pearl Street will be shut down Monday afternoon while crews from JEA do work in the area on a broken gas line.
JEA crew shares damage photos as it works to restore power after Hurricane SallyJEA electric crews were in Foley, Alabama, Friday to assist with power restoration efforts following Hurricane Sally.
Meet the 6 semi-finalists vying to become JEA’s next CEOThe firm leading the search for JEA’s next chief executive officer has narrowed the list of candidates down to six semi-finalists.
Councilman says replacing septic tanks around Jacksonville is a ’30- or 50-year issue’City leaders on Monday afternoon were given an update about the massive project undertaken by JEA to phase out septic tanks around Jacksonville.
JEA crews in storm-ravaged Louisiana cross paths with Jacksonville nativeHaving lived in Jacksonville until 2012, Traci Best is no stranger to JEA.
