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    • Three Ex-Employees Sue WNY Housing Authority Alleging Discrimination, Retaliation Three Ex-Employees Sue WNY Housing Authority Alleging Discrimination, Retaliation
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      Three Ex-Employees Sue WNY Housing Authority Alleging Discrimination, Retaliation

      Three former employees of the West New York Housing Authority have filed a civil lawsuit against the authority and its Board Chairman, alleging age, disability, and...

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      Lawsuit Alleges Secaucus Officer Sexually Abused Child in 1994

      A man has filed a civil lawsuit against the City of Secaucus, the Secaucus Police Department, and a retired police officer, alleging he was sexually abused...

    • North Bergen School Aide Sues District, Claims She Was Fired for Reporting Harassment North Bergen School Aide Sues District, Claims She Was Fired for Reporting Harassment
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      North Bergen School Aide Sues District, Claims She Was Fired for Reporting Harassment

      A former teacher’s aide at Lincoln Elementary School in North Bergen has filed a lawsuit against the North Bergen Board of Education, alleging she was terminated...

    • Former Emerson High School Student Sues Union City School District Over Alleged Sexual Abuse Former Emerson High School Student Sues Union City School District Over Alleged Sexual Abuse
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      Former Emerson High School Student Sues Union City School District Over Alleged Sexual Abuse

      A former student of Emerson High School, now known as Union City High School, has filed a civil lawsuit against the Union City School District and...

    • Federal Audit Questions $1.6 Million in Union City Police Grant Spending Federal Audit Questions $1.6 Million in Union City Police Grant Spending
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      Federal Audit Questions $1.6 Million in Union City Police Grant Spending

      The U.S. Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General released a report Tuesday finding that Union City did not adequately document its use of more...

    • Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski Elected Bayonne Mayor, First Woman to Hold the Office Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski Elected Bayonne Mayor, First Woman to Hold the Office
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      Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski Elected Bayonne Mayor, First Woman to Hold the Office

      Sharon Ashe-Nadrowski has been elected mayor of Bayonne, becoming the first woman elected to lead the city, according to unofficial results from Tuesday’s election. Nadrowski carried...

    • U.S. Marshals Offer $5,000 Reward for Suspect Wanted in Union City Murder U.S. Marshals Offer $5,000 Reward for Suspect Wanted in Union City Murder
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      U.S. Marshals Offer $5,000 Reward for Suspect Wanted in Union City Murder

      The U.S. Marshals Service is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of Luis Marin, also known as “Luisito,” who...

    • Hoboken Breaks Ground on First 100% Affordable Senior Housing in Over 30 Years Hoboken Breaks Ground on First 100% Affordable Senior Housing in Over 30 Years
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      Hoboken Breaks Ground on First 100% Affordable Senior Housing in Over 30 Years

      Hoboken broke ground Thursday on The Willow, a six-story, 100 percent affordable housing development for seniors at 1033 Willow Ave., the first project of its kind...

    • Jersey City Police Officer John Johnny Boy Mack Dies at 43 Jersey City Police Officer John Johnny Boy Mack Dies at 43
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      Jersey City Mourns the Loss of Officer John “Johnny Boy” Mack

      John Mack, known to many as “Johnny Boy,” a Jersey City Police Officer with 24 years of service, died on May 5, 2026. He was 43....

    • Gateway Tunnel Project Advances as Contract Set for Next Month Gateway Tunnel Project Advances as Contract Set for Next Month
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      Gateway Tunnel Project Advances as Contract Set for Next Month

      Governor Mikie Sherrill announced the next major phase of the Gateway Program during her keynote address at the Regional Plan Association‘s 2026 Assembly in New York...

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