“I’m here to continue to be a bridge in this great city. Together, we can build a Jersey City that works for all of us.”
“I wanna fix the issues that we’re having here within Jersey City and become one big community.”
From public transit updates to other local news, here’s what you’ve missed—all in this week’s Hudson County news roundup.
The Jersey Escrow is a series where we keep you up-to-date on affordable housing information. Here’s a roundup of housing news from this past summer.
For a city that’s just one square mile, Hoboken offers a lot. There are, quite literally, hundreds of food establishments: sit-down restaurants, cafes, quick service and take-out options abound. But with so much choice comes so much competition, and often, the Hoboken food scene can feel like a revolving door
From a “violent” argument in Marshalls to residents unhappy with bike lanes, we’ve got you covered with Hudson County’s news.
“Our democracy is being attacked. It’s so important for us to honor our stories and provide fact-based information to our communities,” Miles said in a written response.
“Please join us this Thursday evening for this critical meeting and feel free to pass this message along to all your neighbors and friends.”
“It would be an honor of a lifetime to be able to serve the people of Ward D at City Hall and [make] sure that your interests are being represented.”
This week in Hudson County, a food drive was announced, candy is needed for East Newark’s Trunk or Treat event and more.
