Politics

In part five of our ongoing interview series with Jersey City’s nine city councilpeople, Council President Rolando Lavarro discusses plans and expectations for his next four years in office.

Hudson County officials announce extension for Jersey City property owners to file tax appeals.

The city will require affordable housing developers to advertise in newspapers and on radio or TV, according to a new resolution.

The new regulations stem from an effort to keep noise at bay in the heart of Newark Avenue’s nightlife scene.

The recently announced executive order, placing a temporary moratorium on demolitions of one-four family homes, doesn't address the real issue facing Jersey City's future growth.

A builder renovating two homes says that longtime politico Michael Manzo revoked his permits to “teach [him] a lesson,” later demanding a friendship to avoid his wrath.

A non-profit made up of local property owners are challenging two ordinances halting rent increases and tenant evictions amid COVID-19, claiming the new laws violate their civil rights.

In part six of Jersey Digs' ongoing interview series with Jersey City's council members, Ward C Councilman Rich Boggiano addresses the next wave of development coming to Journal Square.

NY Waterway is set to resume service out of the dormant facility next month, but Jersey City will be taking over the terminal next year after finalizing a deal to buy the property.

Tonight, Senator Menendez is bringing former Secretary of State and presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton to Jersey City for a fundraising event.