Jersey City homicide victim identified as Bayonne man
JERSEY CITY -- The victim of a fatal shooting on West Side Avenue this weekend has been identified as a 25-year-old Bayonne man. Davon Gordon was shot multiple times in the torso at about 2:45 a.m. on Saturday near Fairview Avenue. He was taken to Jersey City Medical Center-Barnabas Health, where he died at about 9:15 a.m., Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. A second victim, a 25-year-old Roselle man, was shot once on the lower part of his body. He has since been released from the h..>> view originalNeed a new workout routine? Jersey City 'Megaformer' studio may ...
Looking for a new workout routine just in time for the summer? Those seeking a new way to get a full body workout are in luck with the opening of 8 Springs Studio, a Jersey City-based Megaformer studio at Cast Iron Lofts II. With celebrity enthusiasts ranging from Sofia Vergara to Michelle Obama, the Megaformer workout combines cardio, strength, endurance, flexibility, core conditioning and balance in an intensity-focused 40-minute class. Jersey City Deputy Mayor Marcos Vigil and Jersey City..>> view originalLight rail service resumes in Jersey City, NJ Transit says
Hudson Bergen Light Rail service has resumed in Downtown Jersey City after a tractor trailer collided with a train earlier this morning, NJ Transit said. Service was suspended by about 45 minutes following the accident near Newport Centre mall, NJ Transit spokeswoman Lisa Torbic said. Twenty-three people were on board the light rail train at the time of the accident. The operator complained of back pain and was treated at the scene by Jersey City Medical Center EMS, Torbic said. Northbound ..>> view originalJersey City charter school's 11th annual June-A-Palooza set for ...
Jersey City's Learning Community Charter School will host June-A-Palooza, a family-friendly street fair, this Saturday in Hamilton Park. The fair will be held from noon to 5 p.m. on June 11 (rain date, June 12.) June-A-Palooza will include games, crafts, music, food and performances by LCCS's rock band, "The Pedestrians," and the Synder High School dancers. In addition, there will be an aerialist act by Robin Lynch, an acrobat and circus performer. "June-A-Palooza is a great annual tradition ..>> view originalTeen charged with DWI after 3-car accident in Jersey City: cops
A 19-year-old Jersey City man was charged with driving while intoxicated early this morning after police say he lost control of his vehicle on Kennedy Boulevard and struck two cars. Thimy Persaud of Lexington Avenue was arrested around 1:30 a.m. when his vehicle collided head on with another car near Graham Street, and then struck a parked car, according to a police crash investigation report. The 46-year-old driver of the other car -- a 1999 Honda Accord -- told police he was coming to a st..>> view originalJersey City loses soldier in Texas flooding accident
A Jersey City native has been identified as one of nine soldiers killed during a training accident at a Texas army base. Pvt. Tysheena Lynette James, 21, was killed Thursday when a light medium tactical vehicle overturned at Owl Creek. She entered active military service in November, according to the U.S. Army. During her service, James was awarded a National Defense Service Medal, Global War on Terrorism Medal, and Army Service Ribbon. She was assigned April to the 3rd Battalion, 16th Field A..>> view originalJersey City councilwoman, retired civil engineer compete in Dem ...
JERSEY CITY — The City Council will soon need to find a new member, with Ward F Councilwoman Diane Coleman expected to cruise to a victory in tomorrow's Democratic primary in the Hudson County register race. Coleman, 68, is seeking the nomination along with a former freeholder candidate who has stopped campaigning and a man who doesn't have the all-powerful endorsement of the Hudson County Democratic Organization. In this Democratically heavy county, the winner of the Democratic primary is e..>> view originalSoggy riders tour Jersey City on bikes in the rain
Yesterday's weather didn't dampen the spirit of the bike riders who endured the rain during Bike JC's Jersey City Ward Tour and Festival. More than 2,000 riders were registered for the event. The tour started by City Hall and made a loop around the city, finishing at Liberty State Park where the Finish Line Festival was ready for the soggy riders with music, a gastro alley of food trucks and vendors, a beer garden, kids' activities and other entertainment. The Jersey City Ward Tour was present..>> view original
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
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