Bayonne urges residents to register feral cat colonies with the Health Department
Municipal Services Director Suzanne Cavanaugh has announced that organizations that operate trap-neuter-release programs in Bayonne must register their cat
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Municipal Services Director Suzanne Cavanaugh has announced that organizations that operate trap-neuter-release programs in Bayonne must register their cat
Bayonne's trap, neuter, and return (TNR) program is officially in full swing.
Bayonne is working to address the issue of domestic violence in the community, which officials say leads to a great deal of crime in the city. At its November
Bayonne officials continue to consider a reorganization of the departments within the city administration. At its October meeting, for the second month in a
Bayonne has a new Business Administrator and Municipal Services Director, effective October 1, and the appointments were not without controversy.