All posts tagged "Hudson County"
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Community2 years agoLiberty State Park’s Uncertain Future
Jersey Cityans have had roughly a decade to see their home vastly change. High rises, trendy markets, and the occasional quirky coffee shop are just some...
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Politics2 years agoWhy Not Joyce? Are Unfair Cards Being Dealt to a Qualified Black Woman Candidate?
Ever since the death of Glenn D. Cunningham, the first African American mayor of Jersey City, the African American community has yearned for a mayoral candidate...
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News2 years agoSenator Menendez Found Guilty
In a landmark verdict, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez has been convicted on multiple corruption charges, marking a significant chapter in New Jersey’s political history. The charges...
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Politics2 years agoFormer Assemblyman from Hoboken Pleads Guilty to Bribery and Fraud
Carmelo G. Garcia, a former New Jersey Assemblyman from Hoboken, has pleaded guilty to federal charges of wire fraud and bribery. Garcia, who served as Newark’s...
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Community2 years agoNorth Bergen High School Celebrates Class of 2024 Graduation
The stands at Bruin Stadium were filled with cheering supporters on Wednesday, June 26, as the Class of 2024 gathered on the field for their graduation...
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Politics2 years agoTrump & Black Jobs: The New Reality of African American Politics in Hudson Co.
In Hudson County, African American politicos enjoy reveling in the nostalgia regarding their impact on local politics. In reality the power of the Black vote is...
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Politics2 years agoStack & Guy’s May Have a Winnable Path to Defeat Fulop Allies in Hudson County
The Hudson County Democratic Organization (HCDO) is no stranger to political intrigue, and the latest chapter has begun. County Executive Craig Guy and Union City Mayor...
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News2 years agoBayonne Man Fatally Shot in SoHo Robbery
The NYPD is investigating the fatal shooting of a Bayonne man, Javier Osorio-Mejia, during an early morning robbery outside luxury stores in SoHo. The incident occurred...
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Politics2 years agoSampson’s Refusal of Fulop’s Offer: A Hollow Gesture in a Preordained Political Game
Tick tock—the political clock of another Bayonne State Assemblyman will end in early 2026. Assemblyman Will Sampson’s decision to decline an invitation to join Mayor Fulop’s...
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Politics2 years agoThe Chronicler’s Tidbits to Watch & Monitor in Hudson County Politics
PS: Heights Campaign Guru David Cruz great event last night for the community. On a different note, you better be glad you didn’t encounter the Sean...