NEW YORK – New Jersey continues to work on initiatives related to the environment. On this occasion, the State will invest more than $ 100 million in urban parks, playgrounds, open spaces and other projects to improve local parks, Governor Phil Murphy and Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Shawn M. MaTourette. This investment is part … Read more
What you should know New Jersey residents financially affected by the pandemic, and who did not qualify for federal or local aid, such as undocumented persons, will soon be able to apply for financial relief of up to $ 2,000 thanks to the Excluded New Jersey Residents Fund, (ENJF , for its acronym in English). … Read more
A New Jersey nurse died in a New York City hospital after being the victim of an assault on Friday afternoon. According to the New York City Police, María Ambrocio, 58, was pushed by a suspect as he tried to flee after stealing a 29-year-old woman’s cell phone in the area of 1435 Broadway. The … Read more
NEW JERSEY – A Jersey City, NJ, police officer safely trapped a one-month-old baby and saved his life after the infant was thrown from a second-story balcony over the weekend, officials said. authorities. The Hudson County prosecutor’s office said Officer Eduardo Matute was among those in uniform who were called to the Jersey City residence … Read more
What you should know Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, C.Ss.R., Archbishop of Newark, and the Inner City Children’s Scholarship Fund (SFIC) will commemorate the 20th anniversary of September 11 with a commemoration ceremony. Special Mass at Newark Cathedral Basilica on September 8 at 5 p.m. The mass will honor the victims and highlight commemorative scholarships by … Read more
NEW JERSEY – The New Jersey Department of the Environment issued a boil water advisory for the cities of Jersey City and Hoboken on Thursday due to the impact of Storm Ida. The notice was still in effect on Saturday and the mayors of both cities reminded residents that there are several places where they … Read more
NEW JERSEY – As of Monday, August 23, the minimum wage for municipal employees in Jersey City, New Jersey, was raised from $ 15 to $ 17 per hour, announced the mayor of this city, Steven Fulop. In 2016, Jersey City was the first New Jersey municipality to raise its minimum wage to $ 15, … Read more
NEW JERSEY – Authorities arrested a woman for allegedly running over three pedestrians Friday night in Jersey City, the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office announced Saturday. The woman was allegedly under the influence of alcohol when the accident occurred, authorities said. Michelle Graham, 25, was allegedly under the influence of alcohol when she lost control of … Read more
NEW JERSEY – Authorities are searching for the suspect of multiple sexual assaults on minors at a Jersey City residence who were acquainted with the alleged abuser as a family friend, the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office announced. The county prosecutor, Esther Suárez, said that an arrest warrant was issued for Will Salomón López, 42, who … Read more
NEW JERSEY – New legislation in Jersey City, NJ, increases safety requirements for structural and facade inspections of all city high-rise buildings as a measure to better protect residents, the mayor announced Wednesday Steven M. Fulop. The enhanced mandates will require continuous inspections at least every five years for facade inspections and every ten years … Read more