Small Parties, Family Gatherings Driving Up COVID-19 Case Count
With daily diagnoses at levels not seen since early summer, administration says it has to count on honor system to ensure compliance in small groups
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Lavarro Presses for Changes to Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance
October 19, 2020 in header, Latest News, News, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffCouncilman-at-Large Rolando Lavarro will offer amendments to the administration’s inclusionary zoning ordinance (IZO) on for a second reading at Wednesday’s City Council meeting.
Hudson County Prosecutor Releases Bostwick Avenue Findings
October 7, 2020 in Greenville, header, Latest News, News, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffToday the Office of the Hudson County Prosecutor released its findings regarding the May 5 melee on Bostwick Avenue involving civilians and police.
The Case for Voting Yes on the Municipal Art and Culture Tax Levy
October 6, 2020 in Diversions, header, Latest News, News, Performing Arts, Trending Now, Visual Arts /by Jersey City Times StaffA referendum on the November 3rd ballot that would impose a yearly “Municipal Art and Culture Levy” of “$0.02 per $100 of assessed valuation” on Jersey City property owners.
An Interview with Ward D Council Candidate Patrick Ambrossi
October 1, 2020 in header, Heights, Latest News, News, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffPatrick Ambrossi, candidate for city council in Ward D, discusses in detail issues affecting his ward and Jersey City at large.
Landlords’ Troubles Deepen as State Evictions Ban Protects Nonpaying Tenants
September 28, 2020 in header, Latest News, News /by Jersey City Times StaffTenants, unable to pay rent because they have lost their jobs or fallen ill with the virus, are accumulating thousands of dollars in unpaid rent that may eventually lead to their eviction; some are being evicted anyway by unscrupulous landlords who are ignoring the state’s moratorium on evictions during the statewide health emergency.
Quality of Life Dominates Wednesday’s Council Meeting
September 24, 2020 in header, Latest News, News, Trending Now, Uncategorized /by Jersey City Times StaffAn ordinance placing the Quality of Life Taskforce within the Department of Public Safety elicited the most comments at Wednesday’s council meeting.
An Interview with Ward D Council Candidate Cynthia Hadjiyannis
September 23, 2020 in header, Heights, Latest News, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffLocal attorney and activist Cynthia Hadjiyannis gives her first interview as candidate for the Ward D council seat formerly held by Michael Yun.
Op Ed: Fulfilling a Dream for Liberty State Park
September 23, 2020 in Opinion, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffAs the state prepares to introduce park restoration plans at a public meeting this fall, Sam Pesin and Greg Remaud spoke with New Jersey Conservation Foundation about the park, its history, their hopes for its future, and why New Jerseyans should support the restoration.
New Jersey is 3rd Best State for Teachers According to Study
September 21, 2020 in Education, header, Latest News, News, Trending Now /by Jersey City Times StaffPersonal finance website WalletHub has ranked New Jersey the third best state (including the District of Columbia) for teachers.
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