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Community12 months agoNorth Bergen Promotes Three Police Officers, Swears in 11 New Members
The Township of North Bergen recognized the service of three police officers and swore in 11 new officers during a ceremony at township chambers. Family members,...
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Community12 months agoNJCU President Andrés Acebo Honored with Visionary Award
New Jersey City University (NJCU) President Andrés Acebo received the Visionary Award from the Hudson County Chamber of Commerce at the HOLA New Jersey Conference and...
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News12 months agoStevens Institute Receives Historic $21 Million Gift
Stevens Institute of Technology has received the largest philanthropic investment in its history: a $21 million gift from the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation....
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Community12 months agoJ&J Donates $100K to Stevens Pre-College Program
According to a report by The Stute, the independent student newspaper of Stevens Institute of Technology, the Stevens Accessing Careers in Engineering and Science (ACES) program...
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News12 months agoJersey City Teacher Convicted of Sexually Abusing 12-Year-Old Student
A Hudson County jury convicted a Jersey City teacher of sexually abusing a 12-year-old student, Acting Hudson County Prosecutor Wayne Mello announced. Apparao Sunkara, 72, of...
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News12 months agoHoboken Woman Alleges False Imprisonment After Involuntary Commitment
A Hoboken woman has filed a civil lawsuit alleging she was unlawfully detained and committed to psychiatric care without consent, raising questions about medical intervention and...
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News12 months agoWife of Man Arrested by HSI Says He Didn’t Have Weapons, Denies Feeling ‘Rescued’
Martha Patiño, the wife of the man arrested by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) in Jersey City earlier this month, is disputing a federal official’s statements about...
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News12 months agoDefamation Claims Dismissed Against Media; Case Now Focuses on Law Firm
A lawsuit filed by attorneys Joel Silberman and Andrew T. Carella has been partially dismissed, with defamation and libel claims against Hudson County View and reporter...
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News12 months agoPhotos Reveal Conditions at Union City Building in Legal Fight
Leaked photos appear to show deteriorating housing conditions inside a Union City building owned by AVGS Holdings, which is currently at the center of a civil...
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News12 months agoBayonne Drydock to Pay $4M Over Illegal Immigrant Labor
Bayonne Drydock and Repair Corporation has agreed to pay more than $4 million to settle allegations that it employed illegal immigrants to work on U.S. Navy...