N.J. health department refused full access to Delaney Hall during inspection, governor says
Following reports of a hunger strike and deplorable conditions, the New Jersey Department of Health conducted an inspection of Delaney Hall on Thursday. However, the department was denied full access and was only allowed to inspect a limited part of the privately-run immigration detention center in Newark, according to
At Capacity, Doctors Tell Prospective Patients at Jersey City Medical Center to Consider Other...
When David Plotnick, a first-year resident physician in internal medicine at Jersey City Medical Center, shows up for his overnight shift, he braces for what he knows awaits him at work. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month....
Georgia man charged in 1989 NJ cold case homicide
A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a 1989 cold case homicide in Bayonne, prosecutors said. Joseph Quiros-Soto, 62, is charged with murder and murder during the commission of a burglary, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. Quiros-Soto was arrested Wednesday at his home in Griffin, Georgia,
Scathing Mamdani hits out at Elon Musk in furious attack over DOGE
Mamdani's newly unveiled Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) drew immediate comparisons to the controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by Elon Musk
Invasive fish that can ‘walk across the road’ found in New York lake
A dangerous invasive fish that can survive on land for up to four days has been found in a New York lake, and officials are scrambling to contain them
These New Jersey Coffee Shops Make Working Remotely Way More Enjoyable
There comes a point in every work from home day where the couch stops feeling like freedom and starts feeling like a trap. The walls have not moved but somehow they are closer than yesterday. Your third cup of coffee tastes exactly like your second, and your motivation has gone completely offline with no estimated time
Kearny Town Council votes down $99M budget with 4.5% tax hike as elections loom
The Kearny Town Council voted down a roughly $99 million budget with a four-and-a-half percent tax hike at last night’s meeting as elections for four ward seats loom on Tuesday. “The Town has been working closely with our CFO to put together a budget that is fair for Kearny:...
City Employee Forced to Work Into His 90s, Finally In Line for Pension He...
Because of a bureaucratic failure across many city administrations, Jersey City’s oldest employee worked well past the normal retirement age, wrongly believing that he did not qualify for a pension. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month....
Community voices amplified in Newark’s police oversight initiative
Newark's latest initiative creates an Office of Constitutional Affairs, inviting locals to help shape police policies as the city enjoys its lowest homicide rates in decades.
Protesters and ICE agents clashed overnight in Newark, arrests are reported. The latest.
Two people were arrested outside Delaney Hall as ICE agents pushed back protesters who are trying to block the detention facility. More protests are expected.
