Where do I get the Jersey Journal?
The Jersey Journal is Hudson County, N.J.’s only hometown daily newspaper. Published by The Evening Journal Association, The Journal is available Monday through Saturday at stores and newsstands throughout Hudson County, and also offers convenient home delivery.
How do I contact the Jersey Journal?
If you have a newspaper circulation question, please contact customer service by calling 1-888-782-7533 or email [email protected]….Contact Us.
| Newspaper | The Jersey Journal |
|---|---|
| Phone | 201-653-1000 |
| Fax | 201-468-5101 |
| See directory |
What county is Jersey City NJ in?
Hudson County
Jersey City/Counties
Does the Jersey Journal still exist?
The Jersey Journal is a daily newspaper, published from Monday through Saturday, covering news and events throughout Hudson County, New Jersey.
How do I cancel my NJ subscription?
You may cancel your subscription at any time by calling 888-782-7533 or by visiting myaccount.NJ.com.
How do I cancel my Star-Ledger newspaper?
Another option is to call The Star-Ledger customer service at 888-782-7533 and ask them to cancel your account. Make sure to prepare relevant account info and contact details and tell the customer service representative if you want to cancel print-only or a print-digital subscription.
What celebrities are from Jersey City?
The Famous Faces of Jersey City
- Frank Sinatra.
- Martha Stewart.
- Nathan Lane.
- The Members of Kool & the Gang.
- Shaquille O’Neal.
- Michelle Rodriguez.
- Akon.
- Ozzie Nelson.
What is the best area to live in Jersey City?
The Waterfront is ranked #1 place to live in Jersey City by a landslide. It is also ranked #1 waterfront in the entire state of NJ as well. This area has tons of shops and restaurants that will keep your family busy and happy. It also has tons of parks, fitness centers, recreational areas, and grocery stores.
How can I read NJ for free?
If you haven’t registered for your complimentary digital access, please visit myaccount.nj.com. Will you make coverage of the coronavirus pandemic Subscriber Exclusives? Some of it, yes, and that’s in keeping with how many other publishers have evolved after initially making all pandemic coverage available for free.