The City Council of Jersey City has cleared the way for a Feb. 9 public hearing on controversial changes to the Morris Canal Redevelopment Plan in Bergen-Lafayette.
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Bucking the Trend, Jersey City Requires Presence at Council Meetings
In another sign that the world may be slowly getting back to normal, this week after two years of meeting online, the Jersey City Municipal Council returned to City Hall. However, unlike neighbors Newark and Hoboken, Jersey City isn’t giving its residents the option of participating from home.
Philadelphia Hitman Named in Murder of Jersey City Political Operative
U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger has named one of the hitmen in the 2014 killing of 52 year-old Michael Galdieri, son of former State Sen. James Galdieri (D-Jersey City).
Consultant Pleads Guilty in Murder of Jersey City Political Operative
A well-known political consultant pleaded guilty today in connection with the murder-for-hire of a Jersey City political operative in 2014.
Council to Press Ahead with Controversial Bergen-Lafayette Development
At yesterday’s caucus meeting, the City Council indicated that it would move ahead with an ordinance allowing a controversial development in Bergen-Lafayette to move forward.
Man Gunned Down in Bergen-Lafayette Identified
A 32 year-old man was shot and killed in Bergen-Lafayette this afternoon.
Developing Stories: Automobile Shooting Near McGinley Square and Downtown Carjacking
A wild shooting involving two cars took place this afternoon near McGinley Square. Minutes later, a carjacking was reported Downtown.
Developing Story: Man Killed in Bergen-Lafayette
Police are reporting that a man has been shot in Bergen-Lafayette.
Commission Approves Ward Map Despite Strong Public Opposition
For more than three hours this morning, Jersey City residents cajoled, pleaded and lectured, hoping to forestall the approval of a new ward map that would radically re-shape the city’s voting districts.
“Signature” and Jonté Drew’s “Take A Breath” at ART150
Did Piet Mondrian ever tire of painting quadrilaterals in primary colors? What about Rothko; did he grow weary of those afterimage-like fields of melting pigment? I ask not to be cheeky, but to point out something odd about canonical artists. They tended to develop a signature style — a particular thing they did, over and […]
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