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Victorious with a 53 percent landslide, Jerramiah T. Healy defeated his closest competitor, former Assemblyman Louis Manzo, who tallied only 26 percent of the vote, winning another term as Jersey City's mayor, according to the Hudson County Clerk's Office. Governor [Jon Corzine] touched upon Healy's early support of Barack Obama's candidacy for president. "I don't have a better partner in any other part of the state than Jerry Healy. Two years ago, Jerry Healy stood up for Barack Obama. Tonight, Jersey City stood up for Jerry Healy. According to state records, Healy raised more than $3 million for his campaign and will receive a salary of $117,728.
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Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy will remain an A-list host for Governor Corzine's $300-a-person fund-raiser next week despite the ongoing federal bribery investigation that has already ensnared some of Healy's political confidants. Corzine has no intention of asking Healy to withdraw from the Sept. 23 fund-raiser in Newark despite disclosures that the FBI visited Healy at his shore home in Bradley Beach in August and interviewed City Hall officials last week, a Corzine spokesman said Friday.
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From luncheonette tabletops to the trunk of his car, a federal jury got a bird's-eye view Friday of how government witness Solomon Dwek conducted business with Jersey City officials. In sometimes shaky video footage, the jury watched as Mayor Jerramiah Healy, his deputy mayor, Leona Beldini, and others discussed real estate deals and political contributions with Dwek, the FBI informant behind the state's largest corruption sting.
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EXPANDED SCIENCE Skanska USA Building Inc. of Parsippany provided construction management services for the $94 million expansion of the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City. Pictured are Skanska executives Jim Klein and BOl Fulton; Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy; Emlyn Koster, president and CEO of Liberty Science Center; Skanska executives Paul Nylund and Tom Perry; and Steve Martorana, New Jersey Economic Development Authority. Pictured are Queen Latifah; Gabriella Morris, vice president of community resources at Prudential Financial; and Ronnie Goldberg from the Cultural Legacy Committee of the Women's Association of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. 1 FIGHTING ALZHEIMER'S The Parsippany branch sales office of Bankers Life and Casualty Co. raised more than $21,000 for the G...
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The government rested its bribery and extortion case Thursday against Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini in the first trial stemming from New Jersey's largest ever public corruption sting. Federal prosecutors wrapped up their case -- after four witnesses and the airing of 32 video and wiretap clips -- by presenting additional testimony about the $20,000 in cash bribes that was allegedly funneled through straw donors to campaign accounts for Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy's reelection last spring.
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A federal appeals court has upheld the convictions of a former Jersey City deputy mayor who was found guilty of accepting $20,000 in bribes while serving as campaign treasurer for Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy. It's not clear whether Tuesday's decision by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will affect Leona Beldini's three-year prison sentence. She had been permitted to remain free on bail pending the outcome of her appeal.
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Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy acknowledged Friday that he is mysterious "JC Official 4" mentioned prominently in a federal extortion complaint against the city's deputy mayor and housing authority commissioner and a Hudson County political consultant. I read that thing. It's pretty clear to me that I'm Official No. 4, but I'm not going to say anything else about it other than I did nothing wrong, never have," Healy said.
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Two Jersey City officials were indicted Thursday - the first to face grand jury action in the wake of last month's massive public corruption roundup - on charges of plotting to shake down a would- be developer seeking official favors from Jersey City Mayor Jerramiah Healy. Leona Beldini, one of three appointed deputy mayors in the state's second-largest city, is accused of accepting $20,000 in illicit donations for Healy's recent reelection campaign in return for the mayor's help in securing approvals for an FBI cooperator.
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Standing amid the broom-clutching protesters outside Jersey City Hall last Tuesday was the city's former Republican mayor, Bret Schundler, greeting well-wishers and offering commentary on the corruption crisis that has engulfed his adopted city. Among his topics: Jerramiah Healy, the Democratic mayor and the mysterious "JC Official 4" mentioned in the massive federal extortion complaint against a group of Jersey City officials on July 23. Healy wasn't charged and he has denied any wrongdoing, but his critics say the case has irreparably damaged Healy's ability to remain in office.
