Daniel Ulloa

6 days ago | hudsoncountyview.com | Daniel Ulloa

The New Jersey Reentry Corporation (NJRC) held its annual conference at Saint Peter’s University yesterday, focusing on domestic violence, sexual abuse, and human trafficking. By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County ViewNJRC Executive Director Jim McGreevey, also a former governor and a Jersey City mayoral candidate, opened the conference, noting the somber nature of the topic. “Crimes that are overwhelmingly focused upon women, and today we will hear from those survivors,” he noted.

1 week ago | hudsoncountyview.com | Daniel Ulloa

The Hoboken City Council approved a non-binding resolution calling on the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to ban helicopters flying over residential areas in the Mile Square City and Jersey City following last week’s tragedy at last night’s meeting. By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View“Yesterday we had 333 flights, 71 one was from Kearny. Today, they shut down the tourist traffic. Obviously, the FAA is looking into the safety aspects of this.

1 week ago | hudsoncountyview.com | Daniel Ulloa

Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop and South Orange Mayor Sheena Collum, who are seeking the Democratic nomination for governor and lieutenant governor, respectively, talked consolidating government and affordable housing at a virtual Town Hall yesterday. By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View“There’s been a lot of empty promises as New Jersey has become less and less affordable,” Fulop declared on the Zoom call, which had around 270 attendees.

1 week ago | hudsoncountyview.com | Daniel Ulloa

The Hoboken City Council again voted to show their support for the Western Edge Redevelopment Plan at a special virtual meeting last night after approving an amendment in October in the face of two lawsuits. By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County View“This is just the first reading, Jimmy?” Hoboken Council President Jim Doyle asked.

2 weeks ago | hudsoncountyview.com | Daniel Ulloa

The Jersey City Public Employees Local 245 members brought their ongoing contract woes to last night’s city council meeting, just nine days after they picketed outside City Hall for being without a contract for six years. By Daniel Ulloa/Hudson County ViewDuring public comment period, Hudson County Commissioner (D-2) Bill O’Dea, a mayoral candidate, spoke on behalf of the union. “It’s time for you to get involved in the process. After six years, you can’t say it’s not our problem.