Menendez, Solomon, Bhalla, & Brennan among Hoboken ‘No Kings Day’ speakers
U.S. Rep. Rob Menendez (D-8), Jersey City Mayor James Solomon, Assemblyman Ravi Bhalla, and Assemblywoman Katie Brennan (both D-32) are among the “No Kings Day” speakers for an event that will take place in Hoboken on Saturday. “In America, we have No Kings. We are showing up together...
Support Swells After David Pulgarin Shot, Killed
A fundraiser has been established for his family, which includes his 11-year-old son. "David was taken from us in a senseless act of violence that no family should ever have to endure," the Granados family, who organized the fundraiser said. "He leaves behind his 11 year old son, who now has to grow up without his...
7 New Businesses Opening in Jersey City Heights in 2026
From eateries to children’s spaces to a sorely missed neighborhood staple, the Jersey City Heights neighborhood is welcoming many new businesses in 2026. The Heights, while always known for its diversity, has recently grown a lot in popularity, and this is best seen in the family-friendly spots popping up that offer...
The Best Buffets in the U.S. Have Been Named; 3 are in NJ
You'd better save your appetite when you visit these places.
Newark Crew In G Wagon Arrested In Paramus, Oradell Vehicle Break-In Spree: Cops
At approximately 10:11 p.m., Paramus police responded to Gilbert Avenue on reports of two suspicious individuals pulling on car door handles in residential driveways, according to Police Chief Robert M. Guidetti. The suspects fled the area before officers arrived. At approximately 10:52 p.m., officers were dispatched...
Secaucus cop suspended 160 days last year for grudge over street sweeper ticket
A Secaucus police officer was suspender 160 days last year after he held a grudge and looked to get even with a parking enforcement officer who issued him a street sweeper ticket, according to their 2025 Annual Major Discipline Report. Police Officer Michael Borrelli was suspended 160 days without pay...
Chief savings officers found $1.7 billion in savings for NYC: Mayor Mamdani
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) – New York City agencies proposed $1.7 billion in savings to help fill the city’s massive budget gap, reaching Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s target, officials said Wednesday. The administration approved just over $200 million of those savings, and must review and approve the rest, according to Sherif...
Mysterious noise plagues 3 neighboring towns, leaving residents exhausted and shaken
New Jersey residents across the Hudson River say mysterious late-night music is rattling homes and disrupting sleep. It's been nearly impossible to identify the source.
Zohran Mamdani Drops Video Laying Out Big Cuts to New York City Spending
The mayor outlined $27 million in municipal spending cuts while vowing to keep residents informed "every step of the way."
Mayor Zohran Mamdani Breaks Another Campaign Promise, Appeals Court Ruling on CityFHEPS Housing Voucher...
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has appealed a court ruling requiring New York City to expand its City Fighting Homelessness and Eviction Prevention Supplement (CityFHEPS) rental assistance program, reversing his campaign promise to drop the lawsuit and implement the expansion. The move comes after negotiations with the City...
