New Jersey lawmakers on Wednesday passed a controversial bill that would open Liberty State Park up to commercialization, to the chagrin of critics who unsuccessfully called for a ban on large-scale development and special protections for an environmentally fragile peninsula there.
You were a product of affirmative action yet want to dismantle it. You now want to relitigate and take away LGBTQIA+ and women’s rights to be treated equally in this society and to birth control and contraception. Why?
The NJCU board of trustees announced that the school was facing a “financial emergency” resulting from carrying a “recently intensified structural deficit” of $20 million.
Sam Pesin is taking little solace in changes made to a controversial bill that threatens to open Liberty State Park to commercial development.
Jersey City school crossing guards have ratified a tentative contract ending a five year impasse with the city.
The Jersey City Times has learned that Charles Kushner, the developer of the massive 1 Journal Square apartment complex next door, gave Fulop the initial idea of partnering with the French museum and locating Pompidou x in the Pathside building.
Jersey City school crossing guards will vote on a tentative agreement tomorrow settling their long-standing pay dispute with the city.
During the heart of Pride Month, Jersey City runners launched The Queer Collective, a running club dreamed up by residents Kristina Nungaray and Jules Bursee, two best friends whose goal is to increase the profile of the LGBTQ+ community in endurance racing.
In a lengthy Facebook post yesterday, Mayor Steven Fulop renewed his attacks on the Jersey City Board of Education, which experts from divergent sides of the school reform debate have said are misleading or false.
“Savage” is an amusing but cutting show of roughly a hundred works by fifteen street artists, many of whom draw from advertisements, video games, official government announcements, cartoons, promo posters, and symbols from the American unconscious.
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