NJSEA OKs cannabis grow for HRH owner at former My9NJ building in Secaucus
Real estate developer and Hudson Regional Hospital (HRH) owner Yan Moshe has received approval from the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (NJSEA) to open a cannabis cultivation facility at the old My9NJ building in Secaucus. “Mr. Moshe looks forward to … revitalize 43 Meadowlands Parkway, a blighted building...
Two Arrested Following Christmas Day Armed Robbery at Jersey City Gas Station
Two people were arrested in connection to an armed robbery and aggravated assault in which two gunshots were fired early Christmas Day at a local gas station. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month. In addition, you’ll be signed up for the daily...
10 Fascinating Geological Wonders In New Jersey You Can’t Miss In 2026
When most people think of New Jersey, they picture traffic on the Turnpike or funnel cakes on the boardwalk. But here’s the twist, the Garden State is secretly sitting on a geological highlight reel that could make a national park jealous. I’m talking waterfalls born from volcanic chaos, minerals...
The Delicious Chocolate Shop in New Jersey You Need to Visit for a Sweet...
When you’re craving chocolate, where do you go? While it’s easy to pop into a convenience or grocery store to grab a candy bar by the cash register, I prefer visiting a shop that makes its own chocolates and candies. Critchley’s Candies, a delicious chocolate shop in New Jersey, is a classic, nostalgic confectionery...
A Rare Tidal Phenomenon Makes The Frozen Hudson River Reverse Direction Every Six Hours
A lot of New Yorkers treat the Hudson River like background scenery at best and a giant puddle to avoid at worst. But beneath that murky surface, the river is doing something wildly unusual: it changes direction about every six hours, flowing north and south in a daily tidal tug-of-war. Instead of flowing only toward...
NY police officer convicted of manslaughter after throwing cooler at man on scooter
NEW YORK (AP) — A New York City police officer was convicted Friday of second-degree manslaughter after he tossed a picnic cooler filled with drinks at a fleeing suspect, causing the man to fatally crash his motorized scooter. Judge Guy Mitchell handed down the guilty verdict Friday in Bronx...
Two Jersey City men arrested in Secaucus car theft
SECAUCUS, NJ — Two Jersey City men have been arrested in connection with the theft of a resident’s vehicle in November. Daniel Cartagena-Guerro, 18, and Chase Baisden, 19, both of Jersey City, were arrested Feb. 5 at their residences by Secaucus Police detectives. The investigation began Nov. 14...
High-Tech Malfunction In New York That Could Become Deadly
A 'luxury' high-tech feature in the Hudson Valley is turning into a potentially deadly nightmare for residents.
In dangerous cold, nearly 80 Staten Island firefighters battle apartment blaze: 1 injured
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The FDNY fought fire amidst dangerously cold temperatures Sunday, with one firefighter injured at a Graniteville apartment building blaze. A call about a fire on the first floor of a two-story apartment building at 1300 Richmond Ave. came in around 6:40 a.m., according to a spokesperson from the...
4-Alarm Fire Draws Massive Response In Palisades Park During Freezing Overnight Temps
The fire broke out around 2:15 a.m. at 337 Broad Ave., Palisades Park, officials said. The address is listed as a Korean restaurant on Google Maps and is located next to a pharmacy and a home health aide business. Fire crews remained on the scene for more than four hours as they battled the blaze in frigid...
