Should the state constitution be changed to keep those accused of serious crimes locked up before trial? Jersey City after a capitol crime. Can a ...
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Officials say economic development will help Jersey City move forward after the shooting death of Melvin Santiago.
Inmates incarcerated without trial over-tax prisons and Jersey taxpayers. Taxpayers could be stuck with sky high repair bills or bad roads if the Transportation Trust ...
In the aftermath of a shooting that left a 23-year-old police officer dead, tensions have mounted between residents and the police department.
Making Jersey cities safer. Are any initiatives working? Another Atlantic City casino is throwing in the chips. And developing Camden. A big ticket tax break ...
After the shooting death of a 23-year-old rookie police officer, officials in Jersey City are trying to figure out how to stem the tide of ...
Overcoming the inferno. Investigators look for the cause of the Seaside fire while victims look for help. Plus, mass murder on a U.S. Navy base. ...
Newly appointed Jersey City Public Safety Director James Shea says while emergency personnel may be wary of change, he plans to use all the city's ...
The battle of fighting crime in New Jersey’s capital. Plus, more dead dolphins down the shore. The landfill that’s forcing people indoors. And a big ...
Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop has restructured the city's tax abatement program to move it from the waterfront into the inner portion of the city. ...
Political battles over science. The governor says the eyes of American are upon us. And Barbabra Buono says take another look.
James Shea, a former NYPD deputy chief, is the new public safety director for Jersey City. He says he's excited to help implement Mayor Steve ...
Police investigate the death of a former prosecutor. The attorney general cracking down on human trafficking. The Supreme Court has a ruling for cell phone ...
James Shea will take on the role of running a newly merged police and fire department in Jersey City as public safety director.