NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ- Benjamin S. Bucca, un demócrata de New Brunswick, fue recientemente nominado por el Gobernador republicano Christopher Christie para ser Juez del Tribunal Supremo, a pesar de que en repetidas ocasiones no ha reconocido cuando existe un conflicto de intereses.
July 2016
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Condado de Middlesex Pagó $5.15 Millones por un Terreno Industrial Disponible en Perth Amboy
PERTH AMBOY, NJ – Camino abajo por el controversial urbanización Landings at Harborside –la cual nunca se materializó en condominios comunitarios, parque, y el puerto deportivo que fueron prometidos por el desarrollador Charles Kushner – se encuentra lo que se conoce por los lugareños como "el Tramo de Rosengarden."
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Fiscal del Condado Oculta Que su Esposa Trabaja Para Una Firma Políticamente Conectada
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ– Por segundo año consecutivo, el fiscal del Condado de Middlesex ha escondido el hecho de que su esposa trabaja para un bufete de abogados conectados políticamente, omitiendo el nombre del empleador en las declaraciones certificadas registradas en el estado.
Andrew Carey fue nombrado Fiscal del Condado de Middlesex en 2013 por el gobernador Chris Christie, con quien había trabajado en la Oficina del Procurador de Estados Unidos.
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Hundreds Take to Streets Demanding Answers From County Prosecutor
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The name Diahlo Grant is still ringing out across the New Brunswick and Franklin communities, more than three months after his death at the hands of police officers.
Grant's family members, local community leaders, and other concerned residents took to the streets twice in July to raise awareness about the case.
The notoriously secretive Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office (MCPO), and its controversial leader Andrew Carey, are in charge of investigating Grant's death.
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VIDEO: Before RU Board Votes to Raise Tuition, The Sound Guy Manhandles a Student Activist
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—In a disturbing display of physical aggression by a Rutgers University staff electrician, a grown man ran towards a college student, grabbing him and wrapping his arm around the student's neck at the school's Board of Governors meeting on July 20.
The powerful 15-member board was about to vote on a 1.7% increase in tuition, one that the school had not publicized, leaving students and parents to wonder exactly how much of an increase was on the way.
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Consumidores Prefieren Comprar Online, Impactando al Comercio Tradicional en el Garden State
CARTERET, NJ – New Jersey representa el segundo mercado de mayor crecimiento en “alquiler de logística” de primera en los Estados Unidos, según el informe inaugural ‘Global Prime Logistics Rents’ de la compañía de bienes raíces CBRE Group Inc.
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NBHA Slammed Tenants With Over $6,000 in Parking Fines Last Year
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—In just nine months, the New Brunswick Housing Authority (NBHA) issued more than 150 "improper parking fines" totalling $6,300 to the low-income tenants in its oldest housing project.
In a scheme uncovered by New Brunswick Today, the city's public housing agency was, more often than not, charging double the amount allowed under tenant leases.
All of the violations were issued to tenants in the 260-unit Schwartz Homes and Robeson Village public housing complex in the city's Fourth Ward.
