Jerramiah Healy
Jersey City Mayor Healy Concedes Defeat To Challenger Fulop
Jersey City will have a new mayor, as challenger Steven Fulop defeated incumbent Mayor Jerramiah Healy Tuesday night.
Super Bowl XLVIII Teams To Stay In Jersey City
The winner of Super Bowl XLVIII, which will be played at MetLife Stadium in 2014, will come from Jersey City, at least temporarily.
NJ Hearing Focuses On Impact Of Pulaski Skyway Closure
The bridge will undergo a massive rehabilitation project and be partially closed to traffic heading into New York City for two years.
Federal, State Small Business Officials Meet With Small Business Owners Recovering From Sandy
For businesses looking for assistance in cleaning up and reopening after Sandy, the SBA website is one starting point and Johns said the agency is out at the FEMA centers that have popped up across the region.
Jersey City Mayor Wants Substations Moved In Wake Of Sandy Outages
Parts of Jersey City are still without power over a week after superstorm Sandy struck and the mayor wants to do something to help prevent future outages.
Jersey City Mayor Says Power By Sunday Not Soon Enough; Curfew Still In Effect
“PSE&G has told me power stations on 63rd Street in Bayonne and the Marion power station got flooded out, as we all know. They’ve drained the water out. They’re drying them out,” Mayor Jerramiah Healy said.
Sandy Makes Landfall, Devastates Many Areas Of New Jersey
Wind gusts up to 89 mph were reported in Surf City on Long Beach Island, after Sandy made landfall.
Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Getting Money To Study Improvements
It was announced Thursday that the Hudson Bergen Light Rail system has received a $400,000 grant.
Second Suspect Sought In Shooting That Hit Jersey City Church Van
Authorities are seeking another suspect in a shooting that left a bullet in a church van carrying 16 boys and girls home from choir practice in Jersey City.
Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy Aganist Natural Gas Pipeline
A natural gas pipeline bound for Manhattan is planned to go under parts of Hudson County and both supporters and opponents got to voice their opinions at a meeting in Jersey City on Wednesday night.
Jersey City Mayor Calls Gas Pipeline Proposal ‘Terribly Dangerous’
Mayor Jerramiah Healy was sounding the alarm Tuesday because of concerns over the proposal’s proximity to critical infrastructure.
9/11 Observances Take Place Across Garden State
New Jerseyans across the state are marking the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with events offering a poignant mixture of sadness and hope while honoring the 746 state residents killed on that day.
New York City Steps Up Security In Light Of ‘Specific, Credible But Unconfirmed’ Threat
The threat involves non-specific car bomb attacks, possibly targeting bridges and tunnels here. The info. came from an overseas source which Mayor Bloomberg said had been credible in the past.
Sen. Robert Menendez: Republican Transportation Bill Could Cost NJ Jobs
The Surface Transportation Program, which provides federal funding for road, bridge and public transportation projects, will expire on September 30.
Jersey City Police Cracking Down On Illegal Guns
Jersey City police have been cracking down on illegal guns in the hopes of a safer summer with Operation Summer Shield.


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