Saint Peter’s University debuts nursing and health professions education suite
Saint Peter’s University marked the opening of its Health Education, Simulation and Innovation Suite with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. - Saint Peter’s University. Saint Peter’s University said on March 23 that it officially marked the opening of its Health Education, Simulation and Innovation Suite at its School of...
WHS Begins Strict Enforcement of ID Policy
On March 12, Assistant Principal Jacqueline Spring announced on BDTV that the student ID policy at WHS would be strictly enforced going forward. Students were reminded that IDs are to be worn on lanyards when in the building and must be visible at all times. “Students should expect to be approached by staff if your...
NJ Police Mistake 13-Year-Old for 22-year-old Suspect, Teen Says He’s Traumatized
East Orange, New Jersey — A disturbing incident involving a 13-year-old boy has sparked outrage and an internal investigation after police officers allegedly mistook him for an adult suspect and forcefully detained him inside a local store. The encounter, captured on surveillance footage, has raised serious questions...
Fire on Church Street in Downtown Montclair Monday Afternoon, Fire Department on the Scene
A fire was reported on Church Street in downtown Montclair on Monday afternoon, drawing a response from local fire crews. According to initial reports and eyewitness accounts, emergency responders were seen on the scene near Church Street, with smoke visible in the area. The extent of the fire and any potential...
5 Jersey City smoke shops shut down after joint operation with DEA
Five smoke shops were shut down and multiple arrests made following a coordinated operation targeting illegal marijuana and vape sales in Jersey City, officials said. The raids followed a weekslong investigation prompted by community complaints about unregulated marijuana sales and prohibited goods, including...
One NJ District’s $18 Million Problem Just Led To A Major School Closure
An Essex County school district has approved a major closure plan as it tries to dig out of a nearly $18 million budget deficit.
‘Organizational Collapse’ Contributed to Snow Removal Failures, Says New Report
In newly released findings, Jersey City has blamed an “organizational collapse” in the Public Works Department for response failures during the first blizzard of 2026. 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...
Wingstop Opening New Location In Secaucus New Jersey
Find out which Jersey Shore spots serve the best wings!
David J. Farber, Jersey City-Born ‘Grandfather of the Internet,’ Dies at 91
Jersey City native David J. Farber, a computer scientist and privacy advocate, sometimes called the “grandfather of the internet,” died Feb. 7 at his home in Tokyo at age 91. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each...
Little Silver man admits role in $1.5 million kickback scheme
A Little Silver man who served as the director of parks for Hudson County has admitted to his role in a $1.5 million kickback scheme. On March 5, Thomas A. DeLeo, 76, pleaded guilty in front of U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi to conspiracy to commit honest services fraud and conspiracy to commit money...
