Newark Commons construction now underway
A rendering of the St Michael's buildings area. - courtesy Ellavoz Impact Capital. Belmar-based Ellavoz Impact Capital, LLC, a social impact investor and real estate developer, announced that construction has officially begun at Newark Commons, the adaptive reuse of the historic St. Michael’s Hospital buildings in Newa
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.
Atlantic Health Wins Dismissal in New Jersey Lawsuit Over Alleged Mocking of Patient’s Stutter
Newark, N.J. — A federal judge dismissed a New Jersey man’s emotional distress lawsuit against Atlantic Health Systems after he claimed an employee mocked his speech impediment during a phone call tied to a traumatic brain injury-related stutter. U.S. District Judge Susan D.
New Jersey Man Gets 6½ Years in Federal Prison in $3.4 Million Money Laundering...
New Jersey Man Gets 6½ Years in Federal Prison in $3.4 Million Money Laundering Scheme NEWARK, NJ — A dual U.S.-Nigerian citizen tied to a multimillion-dollar money laundering conspiracy that moved more than $3.4 million through New Jersey business accounts will spend six and a half years in federal prison, according t
Jersey City police lauded for seizing firearms and investigation clearance rate
The Jersey City Police Department (JCPD) held its first Police Recognition Ceremony at City Hall yesterday, honoring officers for their work including taking guns off the street and solving shooting investigations at a high rate, among other accolades. Mayor James Solomon, Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose, and Po
MTA is hiring: No degrees or work experience needed
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — The MTA is looking to fill positions with no education requirements. Full-time provisional positions are open for New York City Transit bus operators; however, to gain permanent status, a civil service examination and a multiple-choice test are required. The minimum starting salary for a bus ope
4 Delaware State University students sought after ‘takeover’ event on Rehoboth Beach
REHOBOTH BEACH, De. - Police say a "Takeover" event on the evening of Tuesday, May 19 led to increased law enforcement presence, several arrests, and early business closures on the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk, with four event promoters now wanted on felony charges. What we know. Officers from Rehoboth Beach and...
New York City hit with flash floods, leaving drivers submerged
New York City was pummeled with heavy rain and thunderstorms, leaving stranded drivers forced to seek refuge atop their cars amid violent flash flooding. Wild footage showed commuters being swept off their feet and cars being overwhelmed as the deluge of rain and 60-mph winds battered the city late Wednesday. Storm war
Heavy downpours creates flooding issues at NYC subway lines: MTA
NEW YORK (PIX11) — Major subway disruptions have developed as severe thunderstorms and torrential downpours moved through the region on Wednesday. Service is partially suspended for the F and J lines in Brooklyn and Queens, according to the MTA website. The E, M, and R lines are running, but with service changes as wel
New York Woman Left Shocked After Doctor Suddenly Pushes End-of-Life Care: ‘We’re Not Giving...
A woman in New York City, New York, who is fighting cancer, was caught off guard when her oncologist told her that he was transitioning her to end-of-life care. Refusing to accept this or give up, the woman will now seek further treatment in another state, with her reaction to the news quickly becoming viral.

















