Share/Save The Jersey City Parking Authority is currently allowing free two-hour parking in all municipal lots through January 2 to help boost holiday shopping at local businesses. On-street meters must still be fed, and anyone who goes over the two-hour freebie will be ticketed. Regular ticketing resumes January 3.
Share/Save- New Fire Chief: Deputy Chief Darren Rivers will be promoted to fire chief either later this week or early next week, according to the Healy administration. Rivers, who will be the first black fire chief in Jersey City history, took over on a provisional basis at 12:01 am today from Chief Michael O’Reilly, who [...]
Share/Save- PADNA Considers Another Appeal: An attorney for the Powerhouse Arts District Neighborhood Association (PADNA) says the group is considering an appeal to the state Supreme Court after a Superior Court rejected its appeal of the city’s 2004 amendment to a redevelopment plan last week. – Man Found Stabbed to Death: A 68-year-old Jersey City [...]
Share/SaveTO: Mary F. Paretti, CEO, Jersey City Parking Authority Dear Ms. Paretti: I must protest what I consider questionable ticketing practices by the Jersey City Parking Authority. Like thieves in the night, your parking-ticket agents swoop in and target the vehicles of sleeping and unsuspecting residents. I offer myself as a case in point. This [...]
Share/SaveThe snow makes it kind of hard for those street sweepers to work, so the service is suspended today.
Share/SaveThat light dusting of snow we got last night was enough to cancel alternate-side street sweeping for today. The rules for parking meters, however, are still in effect.
Share/Save The ordinance designed to address a controversial city parking policy was further delayed before its scheduled second reading at Wednesday’s City Council meeting. As we reported on Monday, officials from the Jersey City Parking Authority and some members of the City Council wished to table the ordinance in order to work out some outstanding [...]
Share/Save At Monday’s City Council caucus meeting, the controversial parking ordinance introduced by the council at the January 13 meeting sparked a lengthy and somewhat heated exchange of views. John Young, an attorney for the Jersey City Parking Authority, raised questions about the implementation of the new policies that would be created by the ordinance, [...]
Share/Save An issue that has vexed city residents for some time may finally see a resolution at Wednesday’s city council meeting. An ordinance sponsored by Ward E councilman Steven Fulop would change several city parking regulations, including the particularly controversial booting policy. And, no, you’re not having deja vu: the Downtown councilman introduced a very [...]
Share/SaveThe snow is lightly falling and we’re not expecting that much, but sending out the street sweepers doesn’t make that much sense with heavily salted and lightly snow-dusted roads. All of that is a long-winded way of saying: The Parking Authority says there’s no street sweeping today, so no need to move your cars.
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