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Jersey’s fishing industry has reached a landmark moment, with locally caught bluefin tuna now being sold at the Jersey Fish Market for the first time.

Jersey Airport has received international recognition for its work to improve sustainability and cut carbon emissions.

The typical full-time worker in Jersey earned £930 a week in June 2026, equivalent to annual earnings of £48,360, according to new figures from Statistics Jersey.

Jersey Airport has introduced new signage across its arrivals areas as part of an upgrade designed to give passengers a stronger sense of the island from the moment they land.

The chair of Jersey’s Constables Committee has defended parish rate increases, saying authorities must raise charges when necessary to keep services financially sustainable.

Jersey’s ambulance service responded to 1,194 calls in July - around 300 more than its usual monthly average.

Jersey’s Minister for Sustainable Economic Development, Deputy Gerald Voisin, has apologised for publicly commenting on the future of the minimum wage without first discussing his views with fellow ministers.

Doctors in Jersey prescribed more than 72,000 medicinal cannabis products in 2025, a 35% increase on the previous year, according to figures obtained through a Freedom of Information request.

Jersey students are celebrating their GCSE results, with the island’s overall pass rate rising to 77.1%, up from 76.3% last year.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a 61-year-old man was injured during an alleged assault in St Helier in the early hours of Saturday, 15 August.

Dementia Jersey has launched a new campaign encouraging Islanders to make movement part of their everyday lives, highlighting the benefits of physical activity for both overall wellbeing and long-term brain health.

More than 2,500 Jersey schoolchildren are set to benefit from the government's first Back to School Bonus, designed to help families meet the rising cost of school essentials.

Jersey may still face hosepipe restrictions despite recent rainfall bringing an end to the island's officially declared drought.

Rain falling across Jersey today has brought an end to a 22-day period without measurable rainfall.

Families in Jersey are set to benefit from a new school uniform policy limiting the number of compulsory branded items to five per pupil.

A States complaints panel has ruled against the government over responsibility for part of a seawall at Brise de Mer in St Clement.

Jersey Zoo is celebrating the arrival of a new generation of adders as its summer breeding season continues.

The debate over Jersey’s minimum wage has intensified, with the Jersey Chamber of Commerce backing a review into the impact of successive increases on employment, working hours, prices, business investment and the island’s competitiveness.

Jersey’s government has said it has no plans to abolish the island’s £13.59-an-hour minimum wage, despite calls from within the government for it to be scrapped.

Not On The High Street has apologised to customers after temporarily suspending deliveries to the Channel Islands, citing changes to international shipping and customs rules.