New Jersey
Posted inEconomy
FIFA predicted the New York area would take in $3 billion from the World Cup. But some official estimates say the city could lose money on the world’s biggest sporting event.
Posted inTransit
Gateway Work to Restart With Millions Restored by Feds After Trump Cutoff
Officials say they now have the full $205 million needed to resume construction on the paused infrastructure project.
Posted inImmigration
Prison Company Foresees ‘Unprecedented’ Revenue, Announces Massive Newark ICE Lock-Up
The Geo Group inked a 15-year contract worth $1.2 billion to reopen Delaney Hall, which will become the largest immigration detention center in the New York-metropolitan area.
Posted inTransit
Gateway Project Tunnel Connecting NY and NJ Moves Forward as MTA Vet Takes the Helm
Tom Prendergast was appointed CEO of the Gateway Development Commission, the public authority overseeing improvements between New York Penn Station and Newark Penn Station.
Posted inImmigration
A Jersey Pastor’s Answer to Housing Migrants? Make it Easier for Them to Rent Apartments.
The Reformed Church of Highland Park, which has placed hundreds of rent-paying migrants in apartments across New Jersey, might offer lessons for New York City on what helps new arrivals find residences of their own.
Posted inUncategorized
On the NY-NJ Waterfront, the Legacy of the Mob Endures
With a push from Governor Phil Murphy, the agency that policed New York Harbor’s docks is dying. A history of union corruption, exorbitant salaries, and a lack of diversity remains.

