Jersey City is doubling its efforts to combat an unprecedented spike in the use of illegal fireworks and noise complaints, a craze that has taken hold in cities large and small across the country, Police Chief Michael Kelly said.
Secaucus police officers caught a child dropped from a second floor window and firefighters rescued other residents from an apartment building that caught fire Wednesday night. Plus, the coronavirus has forced a developer to change its plans for a 25-story tower in Jersey City, according to documents filed by a city agency.
In Sports, Mr. Met, and other Major League Baseball mascots, will be welcome back in the parks when games start up again next month, though they won’t have any fans in the stands to cheer on.
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