This N.J. 7th grader with 650 books at home just made it to the...
A 12-year-old from Hudson County will be among the nine finalists on stage at the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C., on Thursday evening. Ishaan Gupta is a seventh grader at Frank R. Conwell Middle School in Jersey City. He will be competing live on stage at Constitution Hall as the finalists compete fo
More NJ towns ban AI data centers as projects reach nearly 3 million square...
In New Jersey, several communities, including Millville and soon Andover, are enacting bans on AI data centers to protect their communities from the potential threats of noise, pollution, and energy strain.
New York Wind Almost Turns A Tiny Pomeranian’s Peaceful Walk Into A Flying Lesson
Keke loves a peaceful walk through Hudson Yards. On one especially windy afternoon, though, that calm little outing nearly turned into something much closer to a flying lesson. The fluffy Pomeranian was simply minding his own business. Then one of New York City’s famous wind tunnels kicked in and turned...
‘Delaney Hall should be closed down’: Gov. Sherrill says NJ Dept. of Health ‘denied...
NEW JERSEY - New Jersey's Department of Health was allegedly denied full access to Delaney Hall, according to Gov. Mikie Sherrill. A statement provided by the governor says the following about the immigration detention center:. "The New Jersey Department of Health today sought to conduct a health inspection of Delaney.
N.J. health department refused full access to Delaney Hall during inspection, governor says
Following reports of a hunger strike and deplorable conditions, the New Jersey Department of Health conducted an inspection of Delaney Hall on Thursday. However, the department was denied full access and was only allowed to inspect a limited part of the privately-run immigration detention center in Newark, according to
At Capacity, Doctors Tell Prospective Patients at Jersey City Medical Center to Consider Other...
When David Plotnick, a first-year resident physician in internal medicine at Jersey City Medical Center, shows up for his overnight shift, he braces for what he knows awaits him at work. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month....
Georgia man charged in 1989 NJ cold case homicide
A Georgia man has been charged in connection with a 1989 cold case homicide in Bayonne, prosecutors said. Joseph Quiros-Soto, 62, is charged with murder and murder during the commission of a burglary, according to the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office. Quiros-Soto was arrested Wednesday at his home in Griffin, Georgia,
Scathing Mamdani hits out at Elon Musk in furious attack over DOGE
Mamdani's newly unveiled Commission on Government Efficiency (COGE) drew immediate comparisons to the controversial Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) headed by Elon Musk
Invasive fish that can ‘walk across the road’ found in New York lake
A dangerous invasive fish that can survive on land for up to four days has been found in a New York lake, and officials are scrambling to contain them
These New Jersey Coffee Shops Make Working Remotely Way More Enjoyable
There comes a point in every work from home day where the couch stops feeling like freedom and starts feeling like a trap. The walls have not moved but somehow they are closer than yesterday. Your third cup of coffee tastes exactly like your second, and your motivation has gone completely offline with no estimated time
