Despite slashing 278 seasonal and low-wage jobs, trimming city vehicle use by 20 percent, closing a library and four fire stations in an effort to cut taxes, the City Council on February 24 fac...
A crowd of more than 300 people chanting “no more taxes” packed a tense City Council meeting January 27 after receiving their estimated quarterly tax bills. “We’re getting beaten up over and ...
An undetermined amount of illegal food vendor permits were distributed under the watch of former health official Joseph Castagna, who resigned after a police investigation in August 2009. Now,...
The City Council introduced a budget with a $190 million tax levy—up $40 million from last year—at the January 13 meeting. The budget comes on the heels of $14 million in municipal aid app...
The historic 1831 Harsimus cemetery on 6.5 acres in Jersey City is a “national treasure” but had fallen into disrepair and neglect, according to Eileen Markenstein. The Union City resident is ...
Decked in a red sweater and black ski hat and toting an acoustic guitar, tripod and video camera, Jersey City resident Hugh Hales-Tooke approached the podium at the Dec. 16 City Council meeting...
Approximately 40 Pine Street residents gave the City Council a petition against a proposed community center on a double lot at 183 Pine Street. “It’s a great idea, but in a bad location,” said ...
The city approved the purchase of a building it rents on Central Avenue in the Heights for the Parking Authority. The City Council approved the $4.6 million Bond Ordinance 09-109 for the purcha...
Reliable Recycling on 1 Craven Road recycles, among other materials, wood which is sometimes treated with solvents before arriving at the facility. The wood recycling has many of the neighborho...
A Korean Cultural Event at City Hall on November 10 featured Korean cuisine, art and a talent show. One performer played a Haegum, a traditional Korean string instrument resembling a fidd...
Much like their human law enforcement counterparts, K-9 police dogs must pass a rigorous training program and exhibit a certain temperament. Four K-9 dogs are currently being trained before the...
Mayor Jerramiah Healy’s special aide David Donnelly, 39, was selected as Ward B Councilman at the October 14th City Council meeting to replace disgraced Councilman Philip Kenny. The term will e...