NEWARK, DE—The number two man at New Jersey's largest hospital chain surrendered to authorities in Delaware on October 27 after being charged with a slew of creepy crimes.
So far, RWJBarnabas Health Systems has been quiet about the criminal charges against their one-time Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Gerald "Jay" Picerno.
SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ– La grande minorista Target Corporation está elevando su salario mínimo a $11 la hora, con planes de elevar a $15 a fines de 2020.
Al parecer, Target está compitiendo para ocupar empleos de bajos salarios como los trabajadores están en fuente corta en medio de un mercado laboral limitado.
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ—Un hombre de Sayreville fue arrestado el 12 de septiembre y acusado de "vender registros médicos que robó de una unidad de almacenamiento en East Brunswick", según la Oficina del Fiscal del Condado de Middlesex (MCPO).
Las autoridades indicaron que más de 1,000 expedientes médicos, que contuvieron la información personal confidencial, fueron robados y después vendidas, supuestamente por Fernando Rios.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— All the latest movie blockbusters point to one thing – comic books & their superheroes are the latest pop culture obsession.
Not to be outdone by the big names like Marvel and DC Comics, some local artists & writers are taking back the grassroots, under the radar spirit of early comic book development with a formidable challenge: producing an entire 24-page comic book in just 24 hours during a competition that yields major prizes.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–October 29 marks the kick-off of Rutgers University’s 18th annual Jewish Film Festival.
The film festival is open to everyone, with screenings taking place at the AMC Loews Theater in New Brunswick and the Princeton Garden Theater.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—El Buró Contra la Corrupción de la División de Justicia Criminal del estado logró presentar acusaciones contra dos trabajadores veteranos el 29 de septiembre.
Los dos funcionarios públicos acusados, el lector de contadores William Ortiz y el registrador Joseph DeBonis, los dos de 55 años de edad, han trabajado con el utilidad de agua de la ciudad desde los años 90.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—The embattled New Brunswick Housing Authority (NBHA) failed to properly administer federal funds and could face funding cuts as punishment, according to a scathing audit by federal authorities.
Despite the poor optics, the NBHA has refused to release its Corrective Action Plan, a document that might respond to the "weaknesses in the Authority’s governance, management, and operations" identified in the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) audit.
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