New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver lies in state in Newark
Oliver, 71, spent much of her career in Newark before she broke barriers and became the first Black woman elected lieutenant governor.
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Oliver, 71, spent much of her career in Newark before she broke barriers and became the first Black woman elected lieutenant governor.
The city deemed all 49 apartments in 501 W. Seventh St. unlivable. Tenants left in the lurch are demanding answers.
Oliver's casket will be moved to the historic Essex County Courthouse on Friday for another service.
The car ended up on its side after crashing into the parked vehicle.
Under SOTA, the city covers the first year of rent for working homeless families who move outside the five boroughs.
Neighbors say the encounters with the animal happened earlier this week in western Essex County.
Hundreds of Plainfield residents said Wednesday they became homeless overnight.
The two sides remain deadlocked on issues such as staffing levels and pay.
Officers responded to a call of a multiple stabbing at a home on the 400 block of South 18th just after 1 p.m.
The cases started occurring on May 27.
Nearly 2,000 nurses are on strike at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, citing burnout and lack of support.
Residents in Ridgewood are expressing concerns ranging from athlete injuries to hazardous materials.
In 2020, Newark sued New York City for relocating families experiencing homelessness to Newark with no advance word.
The 71-year-old was the first Black woman to serve as Assembly speaker, and then, in 2017, as lieutenant governor.
Port Authority workers are the latest to denounce the plan to toll drivers entering Manhattan below 60th Street.
