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Bayonne Building Dept. suspending in-person service as part of COIVD-19 preps
The City of Bayonne has announced a number of new adjustments being made to avoid the spread of COVID-19, suspending street sweeper regulations, extending...
Judge dismisses ‘sexting’ case against Bayonne mayor: ‘discovery … is on...
A judge dismissed a "sexting" lawsuit against Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis by a former city employee, indicating that discovery in the case was "on...
Bayonne expected to see 4.1 percent water rate tax increase in...
The City of Bayonne is currently expected to see a 4.1 percent water rate tax increase in 2020, with the Mayor Jimmy Davis administration...
Lawsuit: Ex-Bayonne worker says City Hall was ‘a sexually charged hostile...
A former Bayonne worker that was fired last year alleges in a lawsuit that City Hall was "a sexually charged hostile work environment and...
In ‘sexting’ suit, 7 years of ex-Bayonne worker’s cell phone records...
In the latest development in an ongoing civil case that alleges Bayonne Mayor Jimmy Davis abused his office by sending a then-City Hall worker...
Bayonne City Hall closed for the day after nearby construction causes...
Bayonne City Hall is closed for the day after nearby construction causes a water main break, shutting off the water supply in the building....
City of Bayonne honors clerk with key to the city, street...
The City of Bayonne honored their clerk, Robert Sloan, with a key to the city and a street naming at last night's meeting -...
City of Bayonne to offer free lot parking for non-commercial vehicles...
The City of Bayonne will offer free parking for non-commercial vehicles for all local parking utility lots for the entire month of December, officials...
Bayonne 1st Ward Councilman Cotter resigning, set to become head of...
In a completely unforeseen move, Bayonne 1st Ward Councilman Tommy Cotter, who was re-elected with 65 percent of the vote in May, is resigning...
LETTER: Pay-to-play laws could help reform Bayonne ethics in City Hall...
In a letter to the editor, Bayonne resident Michael Embrich says that pay-to-play laws could help reform ethics in City Hall forever.
Dear Editor,
We often...
