From reducing entry fees at Johnson Park to providing more parking, Escambia seeks options for public to access beach without ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. People are fired up over imposing customary use on Perdido Key—an issue that arose from a new law that allows local governments to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jaco’s Perdido Key location will be permanently closing in two weeks to make way for a new concept out of Colorado, Jaco's ...

The latest round in the battle to enact customary use on Perdido Key beaches has Escambia County requesting the public submit proof of historic access.

The tragic drowning of a teenager and recent string of rescues from the gulf on Perdido Key is prompting Escambia County leaders to make changes to safety protocols to ensure visitors are getting ...

Some people who live on Perdido Key say Beach Access No. 1 is like walking through a police buffer zone. During the height of tourist season, there are often deputies, a patrol car and black and ...

Perdido Key property owners defended the "no trespassing" signs on the beaches of Perdido Key during the Escambia County public forum Thursday. Last month, a group of surfers and surf fishers ...

When unincorporated towns in the Panhandle talk about incorporating, it’s typically the folks in Navarre who have spent years struggling to incorporate as the area’s population continues to explode.

ESCAMBIA COUNTY, Fla. -- Two Alabama pedestrians were hit and killed by a car in Escambia County on Saturday morning, according to FHP. The incident occurred on Perdido Key Drive near River Road ...

Jaco’s Perdido Key location will be permanently closing in two weeks to make way for a new concept out of Colorado, Jaco's announced in a social media statement on Wednesday. The new restaurant, Buzzy ...

Escambia commissioners want to create a customary use ordinance to prevent run-ins between beach visitors and property owners, but finding a happy medium may be impossible Many property owners say ...