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Yona Gavino's coverage focuses on local news, mainly revolving around Pensacola, Escambia County, and Florida. She particularly delves into stories related to family & relationships and government & politics.
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By: Yona Gavino
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is facing renewed questions over its use of artificial intelligence facial recognition technology after a second man said the system wrongly identified him as a suspe...
As global shipping routes shift toward Southeast Asia, Jacksonville is emerging as a growing entry point for international cargo as JAXPORT moves ahead with major multi-million-dollar expansion projects.
By: Yona Gavino
Hurricane season is underway, but for many Northeast Florida homeowners, pressure is already building before a storm even forms, as roofing contractors say insurance requirements and home sales are driving roof replacements earlier than expected.
By: Yona Gavino
A Westside Jacksonville resident is demanding action from city officials after a neighboring property was transformed into what he describes as a hazardous, open-air dump following the homeowner’s death.
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New details are emerging in the case of a North Carolina man who spent more than 50 days in jail after authorities identified him as a suspect in a Jacksonville crime he did not commit.
By: Yona Gavino
Florida has earned a title no renter wants to hear: the worst state in the nation for apartment hunters when it comes to how much they pay in rent.
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In the shade of one of Jacksonville’s most iconic landmarks, a living piece of history is now connected to the story of America’s founding.
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Learn about Jacksonville's Treaty Oak, a National Liberty Tree over 250 years old that was saved by public outcry in the 1930s.
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Two months after an Action News Jax investigation raised questions about whether some prices inside Jacksonville International Airport violate the Jacksonville Aviation Authority’s own “street plus 10 percent” pricing policy, Jacksonville City Council President Nick Howland said he plans to demand answers.
By: Yona Gavino
Victims across the country have lost thousands of dollars after scammers convinced them to deposit cash into cryptocurrency ATMs.
