Park leaders are raising concerns about a troubling trend of vandalism at parks. The county has reported incidents of profanity spray-painted on walls, sinks and soap dispensers ripped from their fix

Multiple homes in a Fernandina Beach subdivision woke up Saturday morning to a not-so-cheery sight: Their Christmas decorations were damaged.

A family-owned Jacksonville tree-trimming business is in a financial bind after vandals caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to their company vehicle and equipment.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – More than two dozen windows are busted at the United States Post Office Monument Station on Fort Caroline Road and shards of glass remain scattered outside the building. A glass door is broken looking large enough where someone could fit inside. The door was taped off and a sign directs customers to two other locations for post office business, but there were no police officers guarding the unsecured building. JSO records show officers responded to the post office for vandalism at 8 p.m. Wednesday. A USPS inspector sent News4Jax this statement: “The United States Postal Inspection Service responded to, and is conducting an investigation into the vandalism incident that occurred at the USPS-Monument Station on the evening of December 30, 2020,” said Adam Schaefer, United States Postal Inspector.

MIAMI Seven people were arrested Wednesday after two statues were vandalized in downtown Miami during a protest. According to Miami police, a group of protesters were in the area of Biscayne Boulevard and Fourth Street Wednesday when authorities saw several people spray painting the statues. A total of seven of the protesters were arrested, police said. They were identified Thursday as Jason Lewis, 30, of Miami; Christian Diaz, 25, of Miami; Manuel Roman, 29, of Miami Beach; Edwin Guzman, 20, of Lake Worth; Al-aa Ali Massri, 18, of Miami Beach; Joseph Martinez II, 28, of Miami; and Stephon Lin, 20, of Fort Worth, Texas. Authorities said the peaceful protesters were not arrested.