NJIT Public Safety Earns Dual Accreditation, Joins Elite Group
The New Jersey Institute of Technology Department of Public Safety has been accredited by the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA), an honor held by fewer than 100 campus law enforcement agencies across the country. The designation places NJIT among an elite tier of institutions t
Flight from Newark forced to divert after pilot’s mid-flight medical emergency
NEWARK, N.J. - A routine flight out of Newark took an unexpected detour after a sudden mid-flight emergency. An Air Canada flight that departed from Newark International Airport on Wednesday was forced to divert to Boston on its way to Halifax, Canada. Officials say the captain experienced a medical issue...
Essex County’s SZA, Donald Payne Sr. and Dr. John McMullen Named to New Jersey...
Essex County is well represented in the New Jersey Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026. This year’s inductees include Maplewood-raised Grammy Award-winning artist SZA, Newark native Donald Payne Sr., the late congressman who became New Jersey’s first African American elected to Congress, and Montclair High School graduate Dr.
2-year rent freeze officially passes in NYC
New York City's rent guidelines board has approved a two-year rent freeze for rent-stabilized apartments.
The Greyson welcomes first residents at Journal Square rental tower in Jersey City
The Greyson fourth floor outdoor deck. - courtesy/The Greyson. The Greyson, a 29-story rental building at 25 Cottage St. in Jersey City’s Journal Square, has welcomed its first residents, marking the start of occupancy at the completed Nasser Freres development. The building includes 622 studio, one-, two- and three-be
How This OUTSTANDING Italian Restaurant Perfected Handmade Pasta in New York, NY
Open Sun-Thu 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM & 5:00 PM - 11:00 PM | Fri-Sat 12:00 PM - 2:30 PM & 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM. L’Artusi in the West Village is the kind of Italian spot New Yorkers whisper about, then book out weeks in advance. Since 2008,...
Where to find NYC’s best rotisserie chicken right now
Few dishes are as universally comforting—or as versatile—as rotisserie chicken, and right now, New York can't seem to get enough of it. Found across cuisines ranging from French and Dominican to Peruvian and Greek, the humble bird has become one of the city's most crowd-pleasing dishes. It can be dressed up with foie g
NYC rent freeze sparks outcry from building owners over rising repair costs
With the Rent Guidelines Board voting 7-1 to freeze rents for stabilized units, building owners are raising the alarm about repairs they were already struggling to afford, under their existing revenue.
Pilot’s medical issue forces flight from N.J. to make emergency landing
An Air Canada flight that took off from Newark had to be diverted to Boston after the captain experienced a medical issue. The first officer took control of flight AC7664, bound for Nova Scotia, Canada, and safely landed at Boston Logan International Airport after the captain was removed from the flight deck, Air Canad
Jersey City Council votes for N.J. comptroller to audit finances during Fulop’s tenure
The Jersey City Council unanimously approved (9-0) a non-binding resolution urging the New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller to conduct an audit of fiscal operations in the city for several years during Mayor Steven Fulop’s tenure. At yesterday’s seven-and-a-half hour meeting, the council voted unanimously (9-0) t
