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Jersey Citycouncil expands paid sick leave law

JERSEY CITY — Almost everyone working in Jersey City will be able to accrue paid sick leave, thanks to a measure adopted by the City Council tonight. >> view original

Christie's 'Black Lives Matter' comments 'insane,'Jersey CityNAACP...

After Gov. Chris Christie made comments earlier this week that the "Black Lives Matter" movement encourages the killing of cops, two black leaders from Hudson ... >> view original

Jersey Cityman dies 4 days after being hit by truck, sheriff says

A 51-year-old Jersey City man who was struck by a truck while crossing Baldwin Avenue on Friday died last night, Hudson County Sheriff Frank X. Schillari ... >> view original

Uber teams up withJersey Cityanimal shelter to bring adoptable...

Liberty Humane Society is teaming up with the popular ride-sharing app, Uber, to provide potential cat owners with a unique chance to interact with the shelter's ... >> view original

Day of the Dead program opens Cathedral Arts Live inJersey City

JERSEY CITY -- Grace Church Van Vorst is kicking off the inaugural season of an innovative performance series, Cathedral Arts Live, Friday, Oct. 30, with its first ... >> view original

Fate ofJersey Citycop in fatal crash in hands of the jury

JERSEY CITY -- The prosecution and defense battled point for point in closing arguments today in the trial of Michael Spolizino, the Jersey City police officer ... >> view original

Jersey Citylibrary's main branch to remain closed until 2016

The Jersey City Free Public Library's main branch will remain closed through the end of the year because a phase of the $15 million renovation project is taking ... >> view original

Jersey CityTheater Center exploring 'Origins' and their influence on us

How do our Origins influence our lives? Jersey City Theater Center (JCTC) explores that question in a series of art events that begins Thursday, Oct. 29 and runs ... >> view original

3 Bayonne council members' illegal health benefits cost taxpayers...

Asked if he plans to reimburse the city, La Pelusa told The Jersey Journal he would have to "discuss it with everybody -- my family, my friends....the legal team at ... >> view original