They cleaned N.J. schools during COVID and got extra pay. The court just took...
A group of East Orange school custodians who worked cleaning buildings during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic lost a major legal fight over extra pay last week. The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that the East Orange Board of Education did not have to pay the custodians more than double their regular salary for
Students are fuming after N.J. college hikes tuition 6% — and cuts the number...
One of New Jersey’s largest public universities is being slammed by students after the school raised tuition and fees by 6% while cutting the number of credits students can take per semester. Full-time undergraduates at New Jersey Institute of Technology will only be able to take 17 credits per...
The Fried Chicken At This Hole-In-The-Wall New Jersey Joint Is Out Of This World...
Tucked along a busy Montclair avenue sits a small eatery that regulars guard like a secret they almost do not want to share. It blends Lebanese, French, and Moroccan cooking inside a room packed with antiques and vintage charm, and the fried chicken here has earned a loyal following. Families...
Driver charged in N.J. crash that left woman dead, five others injured, investigators say
A 21-year-old Clifton man faces multiple charges including aggravated manslaughter following a multi-vehicle Hudson County crash that killed a North Bergen woman in May, authorities said. Mahmoud Khalifa was arrested Monday by members of the Hudson County Regional Collision Investigation Unit at the Hudson County Prose
Relief gradually arrives after a storms roll through NY, NJ
NEW YORK (PIX11) — The heat and humidity will finally take a step back in the tri-state region. There is still the threat of severe weather to contend with before conditions gradually improve during the week. A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for parts of the region, including...
Major property, county and school board tax hikes coming the NJ city
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PIX11) — Residents of Jersey City are getting hit with a triple-whammy property tax hike later in August. The city, the county, and the school board are all raising taxes by around 15% at the same time.Homeowners and the business community are not happy with this.
Staten Island Man Wanted For Newtown Twp. Counterfeit Money Scheme
Police are seeking the suspect. Local police are seeking a Staten Island, New York, man accused of passing counterfeit currency at businesses in the area. Officers with the Newtown Township Police Department responded late Tuesday afternoon, June 23, to the Newtown Shopping Center after receiving reports that a man was
French national charged for leaving 2 kids in a locked car outside Secaucus Walmart
A French national was charged for leaving two kids in a locked car outside the Secaucus Walmart on Friday afternoon, according to Police Chief Dennis Miller. On Friday, August 7th, at 12:37 p.m., Secaucus police officers responded to the local Walmart, located at 400 Park Place, parking lot on a report of two small chi
Weekly Bankruptcy Alert August 10, 2026 (For the Week Ending August 9, 2026)
Covering reported business bankruptcy filings in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island, and Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings in New York and Delaware listing assets of more than $1 million. Chapter 11 Debtor Name Business Type 1 Bankruptcy Court Assets Liabilities Filing Date All Care Homecare, LLC (Plymou
Teen Shot in Face, Girl Wounded as Brooklyn Gunfire Injures Three, NYPD Seeks Suspect
Three young people were injured after a gunman opened fire behind a Brooklyn apartment building, and police are asking the public to help identify the suspect.

















