Crews battle large fire in Union City, New Jersey
A large fire broke out in Union City, New Jersey, near 38th Street and Bergen Turnpike on Saturday.
Man in religious clothes attacked near Teaneck synagogue, police say
A 17-year-old in Teaneck is arrested after targeting a young man near a synagogue with a pellet gun, according to police.
Man shot in stomach at New York barbershop, police say
NEW YORK (PIX11) – A man from New York is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting another man in the stomach at a barbershop on Friday evening, according to police. Officers received a 911 call reporting the shooting around 10:30 p.m. at 279 North Main Street in Hillcrest. Responding officers found a 59-year-old male […]
Teen Becomes First Student at Her High School to Get Ivy League Acceptance —...
“It made me realize how great our Success Academy community is,” Olivia Connie-Perkins tells PEOPLE. “We always celebrate each other and our accomplishments”
Gunfire Near Childrens Party Leaves Four Injured in Paterson, New Jersey
Paterson mayor Andre Sayegh said four people were shot in an incident in Paterson Saturday evening.
A Guide to Summer Festivals Happening in Montclair + Essex County in 2026
As warmer weather approaches, Essex County has a full lineup of street fairs, cultural festivals, music events, and community celebrations to enjoy. From May through September, weekends are filled with cultural parades, live performances, art shows, and community gatherings that highlight the county’s diverse culture and community spirit. Read on for a guide to spring and summer festivals happening in Essex County, NJ for...
New Jersey Plans Special Fare for World Cup Transit: $150
(This content was created with the help of AI.) New Jersey soccer fans headed to the 2026 World Cup by rail are looking at a ticket price that's more Champions League than commuter line. NJ Transit said a roundtrip between New York's Penn Station and MetLife Stadium will run $150, up from the usual $12.90. Agency chief Kris Kolluri said the steep fare is...
LETTER: A new, proactive Bayonne government only starts with your vote
In a letter to the editor, Bayonne 3rd Ward council candidate John Milan Sebik explains the implications of the non-partisan May 12th municipal elections from his point of view. Most people who live in Bayonne, drive to work and follow the same route every day. When it gets warmer out...
Burlington brings brand-name bargains to Hudson Mall this spring
Burlington is opening a new store in Hudson Mall, Jersey City this spring, offering shoppers affordable brand-name clothes and home goods amid rising living costs.
Three-alarm Newark fire engulfs multiple buildings; 59 residents displaced
Newark firefighters responded to a fire at approximately 10:27 p.m. Friday along 196 Jefferson St. The fire spread to four surrounding buildings and was deemed a third alarm fire at 1:05 a.m. Over 100 firefighters battled the flames. It was deemed under control at 3:24 a.m., according to Newark officials.
