AG: Jersey City woman ‘coopted the identities’ of 6 different people & stole $87k
A Jersey City woman “coopted the identities of six different people and stole a total of approximately $86,840, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and the Division of Criminal Justice announced. Ibelis Gonzalez, 46, of Jersey City, is charged by indictment with one count of second-degree theft by...
This Secret New Jersey Recipe Is The Birthplace Of A Cult-Classic Dish Locals Guard...
New Jersey has a way of turning food into folklore, doesn’t it? Walk into a certain tavern and you’ll feel like you’ve stumbled into a secret society (one where the password isn’t whispered, it’s served on a plate). Locals don’t just eat this dish; they...
Mamdani’s Sanitation Pick Is a Kathryn Garcia Protége
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is expected to appoint a state-level operations official as the city’s next sanitation boss, officials confirmed with THE CITY. Gregory Anderson, who is currently the deputy director of state operations in Albany, will be formally announced for the job later this week. Before his state gig —...
20 Jersey City cops disciplined for absenteeism, domestic violence, & more in ’25
20 Jersey City police officers faced discipline from the department, with some internal affairs actions pending, according to the JCPD’s 2025 Annual Major Discipline Report. There were 20 officers listed in the report, two of which were cited twice, totaling 22 disciplinary actions. While six officers resigned,...
Classic rock band retiring from performing after 54 years
A classic rock band is retiring from performing live after more than five decades. Orleans bassist-vocalist Lance Hoppen announced Tuesday that this will be the group’s last year touring. Just two concerts in New York state are scheduled on March 20 at SONY Hall in NYC and March 21 at the Paramount Hudson Valley...
Whacko beats down NYC doorman, 71, who called him ‘sir’ as he pleaded for...
A whacked-out maniac beat down a beloved 71-year-old doorman who blocked him from trespassing in a Manhattan building – as the kindly worker still politely called him “sir” as he pleaded for his life. Nicolaie Lica – known as “George” by residents of his building on West 88th Street – told The Post he was working in...
La Belle Farms and Hudson Valley Foie Gras to Challenge Recent Appellate Ruling That...
- Upstate Duck Farmers Will Ask New York's Highest Court to Restore Earlier Ruling that Protected Farm Practices and Farmers' Livelihoods - FERNDALE, N.Y., March 18, 2026 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — La Belle Farms, a fourth-generation, family owned and operated duck farm located in Ferndale, N.Y., announced today it will...
Lifeguard charged with lying about 2 brothers who drowned in N.J. pool
A lifeguard at a school pool in Hudson County who told police that two teenage brothers had been asked to get out of the deep end shortly before they drowned has been charged with lying to police. The brothers – Chu Ming Zheng, 19, and Jack Jiang, 16 – drowned...
One Of NYC’s Oldest Operating Bars Was Once A Star In Your Favorite Mob...
You may not know this nearly 200-year-old tavern by name, but you'll recognize it as a background in one of Martin Scorsese's most memorable films.
O’Dea: Some of Jersey City’s prior financial decisions ‘were borderline on criminal’
Hudson County Commissioner Bill O’Dea (D-2) declared that some of Jersey City’s prior financial decisions “were borderline on criminal” at an otherwise fairly standard budget Town Hall in Ward C last night. “We all knew there was a budget problem. But nobody knew it was this...
