Daniel Ulloa

Community advocates hosted a virtual webinar to address the challenges of obtaining funds made possible by the Seabrooks-Washington Community-Led Crisis Response Act.

The Jersey City Rent Leveling Board began hearing a $762 rental increase case that would impact the residents of 336 New York Ave. residents, who have been accused their landlord, Holland Management, of being slumlords.

Hudson Regional Hospital officials took over operations for the Bayonne Medical Center today, the next step for Hudson Health System, which will include HRH and all three CarePoint Health hospitals.

The Jersey City Council voted for a closed session with Public Safety Director James Shea at last night’s meeting due to lingering concerns about the police and fire departments, as well as traffic enforcement.

The Hoboken City Council did not appoint a successor to the late Jen Giattino in the 6th Ward last night, meaning the seat will remain vacant for over a year to the chagrin of some residents.

The Hoboken City Council voted down an ordinance that would’ve allow

The Hoboken Planning Board called a special meeting to keep hearing the controversial 914 to 930 Monroe St. project, a part of the Western Edge Redevelopment Plan, last night, though the governing body seems a long ways off from a vote still.

The Jersey City Zoning Board of Adjustment continued their hearing of controversial proposal to build the Albion Hotel at 201 Newark Ave. near the Downtown Pedestrian Plaza at last night’s meeting, with a vote nowhere in sight yet.

The Hoboken Planning Board performed a site plan review for a Whole Foods proposed for 101-105 Washington St. near City Hall during a quick special meeting on Zoom this afternoon.

The Hoboken City Council voted down the second reading of an ordinance prohibiting “unconscionable” rent increases at 10 percent of more at last night’s meeting.