69, passed away on February 10, 2018 surrounded by his family. He was born in Bayonne where he grew up before moving to Jersey City. Stanley served in the United States Army from 1967-1969. Stanley...
To the Editor: Sunday, February 4, was World Cancer Day, a reminder to me and my colleagues at the Estee Lauder Companies that breast cancer does not end in October. I would like to thank all who p...

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WASHINGTON – Federal transportation officials have assigned the Gateway rail tunnel and other components of the massive infrastructure project a new rating that further jeopardizes the chances of w...
A funeral mass was offered Feb. 12 at St. Brendan’s R.C.C., Clifton, for Joseph M. Balcer, 85, of North Bergen. He passed away Feb. 7. He was born in Jersey City to the late Joseph and Julia Balcer...
A funeral mass was held Feb. 16 at St. Francis of Assisi, Brant Beach, for Elsie Bello, 96. She passed away Feb. 10 at Southern Ocean Medical Center. Born in Jersey City she later moved to West New...

A NIGHTMARE FOR DOWNTOWN – The city revaluation of property will have its most impact in the downtown section of Jersey City.
Outrage has erupted over the results of the 2017 revaluation of property in Jersey City, and it is only expected to build as the new assessments for residential property are announced. Members of t...
A funeral mass was held Feb. 12 at St. Cecelia R.C. Church in Englewood for Robert Joseph Burke, 84 of Hoboken. He passed away Feb. 8. Robert was born in Yonkers, N.Y. and was a United States Army ...

TALKING TOUGH – City officials said they will remove a program that has tempted some police officers to becoming corrupt.
In a letter sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation on Feb. 14, city official said they will end a controversial program providing off-duty jobs to cops, conceding that the program is filled wi...