Pompidou Jersey City will be one of the largest single items in Jersey City’s budget. Yet, surprisingly to some, there’s been little pushback from local social justice and arts advocates against the massive financial commitment which may come at the expense of other pressing needs.
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Ward B Councilwoman Mira Prinz-Arey: An Interview
Recently, we sat down with Ward B Councilwoman Mira Prinz-Arey for an extensive interview covering everything from the Pompidou Jersey City to the city’s tree canopy.
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City Council Narrowly Passes Exchange Place Budget with Controversial Plaza Redesign
At Wednesday’s meeting, the City Council narrowly adopted the Exchange Place Alliance’s $9.5 million budget Wednesday evening, despite confusion amongst council members as to whether the public will still have a say in the SID’s plans to overhaul the pedestrian plaza.
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What’s the Real Deal with European Formula?
Let’s sift through the concerns about European baby formula one by one in order to be more informed about your infant’s potential food source.
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Five Local Princeton Sophomores Launch Business to Help Online Grocery Shoppers
A new Jersey City-based student startup wants to help ease the pains of the online grocery shopper, while promoting community health and wellness.
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Statue of Liberty’s “Little Sister” to Arrive from France Wednesday
A nine foot tall bronze replica of the Statue of Liberty, produced from the 1878 plaster original by Auguste Bartholdi, has departed Le Havre in France en route to the Garden State.
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Woman Charged With Concealing Dead Mother’s Remains
A Jersey City woman has been charged with concealing the remains of a 78-year-old woman who was found dead in her Arlington Avenue apartment Saturday night, following a call for a welfare check.
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Ward A Councilwoman Denise Ridley: An Interview
We recently sat down with Ward A Councilwoman Denise Ridley for a wide-ranging interview. First elected in 2017, Ridley will be running for reelection in November as part of “Team Fulop.”
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78-Year-Old Woman Found Dead Under Suspicious Circumstances
The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide Unit is investigating the death of a 78-year-old Jersey City woman who was found dead in her Arlington Avenue apartment Saturday night.
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‘Too Unsafe to Live.’ A Mass Shooting on Brinkerhoff Street
A tall man wearing a dark hoodie and white sneakers walked south on Brinkerhoff Street, his right hand planted deep in his pants pocket.