Jersey City Council Appoints New President Amid Tensions

Overview: In a shake-up within the Jersey City Council, Council Member Joyce E. Watterman has been appointed as the new Council President, while Council Member Denise Ridley has been appointed as the Council President Pro Tempore, amidst a contentious nomination process marked by appeals to unity and concerns over broken promises.

Hoboken City Council Bids Farewell to DeFusco, Debates Park Renovation and Housing Concerns

Overview: The recent Hoboken City Council meeting was marked by a heartfelt farewell to Councilman Michael DeFusco and discussions on the proposed Church Square Park Vision Plan and housing issues within the city.

Bayonne City Council Addresses Historic Landmark Preservation, Parking Enforcement, and Solar Energy Adoption

Overview: At the recent Bayonne City Council meeting, topics of discussion revolved around the ordinance for historic landmark preservation, a debate on parking enforcement fairness, the proposal for solar energy adoption, and the installation of a traffic light for improved safety. Council members addressed a range of issues, including proposed amendments to the city’s rent control regulations, financial agreements, and infrastructure projects.

Jersey City Council Meeting Addresses Community Issues: Ordinance Votes, Public Speaking Highlights, and Citywide Concerns

Overview: In a recent Jersey City Council meeting, issues were brought to light, including ordinance votes, public speaking highlights, and citywide concerns. The council members, including Joyce E. Watterman, Daniel Rivera, Amy M. DeGise, Denise Ridley, Mira Prinz-Arey, Richard Boggiano, Yousef J. Saleh, James Solomon, and Frank E. Gilmore, along with Mayor Steven Fulop, engaged in discussions and votes on a range of subjects.

Historic Preservation Commission Approves Building Renovations and Discusses Return to In-Person Meetings

Overview: The recent meeting of the Jersey City Historic Preservation Commission saw developments, including the approval of building renovations in historic districts and discussions about returning to in-person meetings. The commission also approved the revised 2024 meeting calendar and the Steno contract, while addressing public inquiries and ongoing recruitment for a vacant position.