The potential legal violations arose when Clerk of Criminal Court Arthur Morrell sent endorsement letters to the city’s election commissioners, urging them to vote for Darren Lombard to replace him as clerk.
Employees in several departments will have the power to issue criminal citations for quality-of-life violations.
Emails show that city consulted with a ‘pro bono’ consultant connected to the winning bidder weeks before advertisements for bids went out.
In a major upset, Hutson defeats 17-year incumbent Sheriff Marlin Gusman.
Housing advocates said the NHIF tax was critical for a city facing an affordability crisis.
Green, King win two open seats. Following Saturday's results, Moreno and Giarrusso will be the only two sitting council members to return to their seats.
If voters shoot down the tax renewals, the Library would lose more than half of its annual budget, and the city would lose millions of dollars for affordable housing initiatives.
Advocacy group worries that the patrols will be used to harass street performers.
A proposed zoning change will ban the use of certain park spaces — including Armstrong Park — for a new City Hall.
Moving residents from Gordon Plaza site will likely cost tens of millions of dollars. Council members hope to allocate the money in the capital budget, but that takes time.
