JERSEY CITY, N.J. – Jersey City is howling over $27+ million in proposed 2019-20 state school aid cuts which, over the next few years, could add up to well in excess of $200 million in total cuts. The city is suing Read More
JERSEY CITY, N.J. – A nanny’s body was discovered in Jersey City’s Lincoln Park last week. On Sunday? Authorities arrested their suspect: an alleged illegal immigrant from the country of Honduras. _ Jorge Rios (age 33) stands accused of murdering Read More
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — An alleged political feud between Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop and ex-Governor Jim McGreevey (Jersey City Employment and Training Program) reached its climax on Monday night when McGreevey was fired by The Jersey City Employment & Training Program’s Read More
TRENTON, N.J. — It’s been reported that the U.S. Attorney’s Office has charged a Hoboken woman, alleging that she paid voters to submit mail-in ballot applications. “Voter fraud is real, it is happening in New Jersey, and we have a duty Read More
By Joshua Einstein _ New Jersey Republicans are excited about a surprisingly volatile Senate race this year, and none more so than the Republicans of superficially deep-blue Hudson County. While Senate hopeful Bob Hugin was born and raised in Hudson County before Read More
BAYONNE, NJ — Hudson County was supposed to receive $237,449 in grant money for Bayonne police department body cameras as well as other security-related programs throughout the Northeastern Jersey county. The catch? (1) Federal agents would get access to the county jail Read More
JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Phil Murphy wants to legalize marijuana in the Garden State, but he gave a non-answer on Wednesday when questioned by reporters as to whether he’d ever smoked pot. The Democrat Governor’s lack of forthrightness seemed to Read More
A statue of a naked Donald Trump is going on the auction block. … with others in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Cleveland in the weeks before the Republican was elected president. The auction will take place on Read More
By Matt Rooney _ The chickens are coming home to roost in Jersey City, folks. It was predictable. After many years of “payment in lieu to taxes” abuse — the policy which allowed the populous North Jersey urban center to Read More
