All posts tagged "Jersey City"
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Community2 months agoPublic Hearing Set for Proposed Closure of Heights University Hospital
The New Jersey State Health Planning Board will hold a public hearing next month on a certificate of need application filed by Hudson Regional Health seeking...
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Business2 months agoMoody’s Upgrades NJCU Credit Rating, Places University Under Review for Further Upgrade Ahead of Kean Merger
Moody’s Ratings upgraded New Jersey City University’s issuer and revenue bond ratings on March 30, 2026, moving the university from Ba2 to Baa3 and placing it...
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Arts & Entertainment2 months ago“She’s Like the Wind:” Deep Space’s Annual Women’s Group Show Features 14 Artists in celebration of Women’s History Month
Just in time for women’s history month, Deep Space Gallery held their 9th annual women’s group show featuring 14 female artists across Jersey City and the...
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News2 months agoMayor Announces Reforms to Jersey City 911 System
Mayor James Solomon announced reforms to the Jersey City Communications Center, which handles emergency and non-emergency calls and dispatch operations, to address staffing, leadership, and technology...
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News2 months agoTwo Former Hudson County Parks Directors Charged in Bribery Scheme
Federal prosecutors charged two former directors of the Hudson County Department of Parks and Community Services this week with accepting bribes and kickbacks from a county...
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Community2 months ago2nd Annual Palestinian Cultural Fair in Jersey City Unites Community Members across New Jersey
This Sunday, March 22nd, the 2nd Annual Palestinian Cultural Fair and Culture was held at Grace Church Van Vorst, Jersey City. The festival, organized by Ceasefire...
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Arts & Entertainment2 months ago“Swords our Law,” A New Adaptation of Shakespeare’s Richard III by The Curtain
“If not to heaven, then hand in hand to hell.” - Richard III
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Politics2 months agoGuirgis Withdraws from Commissioner Race, Leaving Incumbent Unopposed
David Guirgis, a candidate for Hudson County Commissioner in District 4, announced Friday that he is withdrawing from the race, citing health and personal challenges. His...
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Community2 months agoHudson County Bishop Honored as Scholarship Fund Raises Record $150,000
The Scholarship Fund for Inner-City Children raised over $150,000 for partial tuition assistance scholarships during its fourth annual Irish American Leadership Breakfast on March 12, setting...
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Arts & Entertainment2 months ago“Lost and Found” Exhibition at IMUR Gallery Features Local NJCU Graduate’ Collage Artwork
Weiling Pan (left) with her former art teacher Alex Martinez (right) at IMUR gallery solo exhibition "Lost and Found."
