- DiNardo Widow Lawsuit: A state appellate court has affirmed that the widow of slain Jersey City Police Detective Marc DiNardo waited too long to sue the city and police department, but she has now filed a federal suit. – Mortgage Fraud: A 33-year-old Jersey City man has pleaded guilty in federal court to participating [...]
- DiNardo School Renaming: There were joy and tears when Jersey City officials renamed the School 23 annex building for former JCPD detective Marc DiNardo, who was killed in a 2009 shootout. – Images of Alleged Rapist Released: Security images of a suspect in two Jersey City rapes were released yesterday morning by the Hudson [...]
- Greene Gets Settlement: Former Hudson County employee Richard Greene, who was not rehired by the county even after federal corruption charges against him were dropped, will receive $293,000 from the county in a settlement reached this week. – School to be Named After DiNardo: Jersey City public schools will rename the old School 17 [...]
In July 2009, the tiny McGinley Square thoroughfare known as Reed Street was the scene of a deadly shootout that claimed the life of two suspects and JCPD detective Marc DiNardo. Although the street stretches barely 400 feet in length between Monticello and Bergen Avenues, it has long been plagued by the drug trade. And [...]
- Judge Says DiNardo Widow Can’t Sue: A state Superior Court judge has ruled that the widow of slain Jersey City Police Detective Marc DiNardo can’t file a $10 million lawsuit, saying that Mary DiNardo waited too long to file a notice of claim against the city, the JCPD, Chief Tom Comey and unnamed police [...]
- 5-Year-Old Shot: A 5-year-old girl was shot in the neck Friday night at the Montgomery Gardens housing complex in Jersey City. She will undergo surgery today to remove the bullet, which pierced her neck and hit her spine. An 18-year-old Jersey City man has been charged in connection with the shooting. – Murder Conviction [...]
- Reed Street Shootout, 1 Year Later: The shootout on Reed Street that ultimately took the life of JCPD detective Marc DiNardo was shot a year ago today. The Journal has a series of stories, including an interview with his widow, Mary; a report on the building, which it says remains a “shabby, rundown blemish” [...]
- JCPD Widow to File Suit Against the City: The widow of slain Jersey City Police Detective Marc DiNardo intends to file a $10 million civil suit against the city for lost wages, pain and suffering, claiming DiNardo and his fellow officers weren’t properly trained or equipped when they stormed an apartment building looking for [...]
As the Jersey City Board of Education’s last public convening of the school year, Thursday’s meeting doubled as a showcase of the past ten months of student and teacher achievements in the Jersey City Public Schools. And yet the drama did not end when the student performers and their parents went home — several high stakes issues, most notably the future of Superintendent Charles Epps’ contract, elicited impassioned pleas from concerned community members for whom the performances and award ceremony were but a preamble to the night’s main event.
- Judge Dismisses Extortion Charges Against Manzos: A federal judge yesterday dropped extortion charges against former Jersey City assemblyman and 2009 mayoral candidate Lou Manzo and his brother and consultant Ron Manzo, who were arrested as part of a federal corruption sting last July. The Manzos still face bribery and mail fraud charges. In his [...]
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