Newark Airport Replaces 30-Year-Old Radar With New Runway-Safety Technology
Air traffic controllers at Newark Liberty International Airport have a new tool for keeping track of what is moving across the airport’s busy runways and...
Security increases at New Jersey synagogues for High Holy Days
The high holidays bring high attendance and high security.
State’s seven-year case against Jason O’Donnell will end without conviction
A nearly seven-year criminal prosecution launched by the then-fledgling Office of Public Integrity and Accountability is nearly over without a trial, conviction, or admission of guilt, after state prosecutors agreed to let former Assemblyman Jason O’Donnell (D-Bayonne) enter a one-year Pre-Trial Intervention program. P
2 brothers behind bars after driving in truck with expired tags, drugs in it:...
Oh, brother! These two are in some serious hot water. According to Deputy Police Chief Paul F. Haggerty:. On Thursday, Sep. 10, 2026 at approximately 9:16 a.m., Lt. Richard Holicki was on patrol in the area of Clay Avenue and Wall Street West, when he observed a white freightliner tractor bearing a temporary New Jersey
KRS-One Plans to Create ‘Little Hip Hop’ Section in Newark, New Jersey
KRS-One proposes the creation of a "Little Hip-Hop" section in underserved cities globally, similar to cultural neighborhoods like Little Italy or Chinatown, to honor the genre's heritage. KRS-One wants hip-hop to be honored in a historical area on the East Coast. In a recent roundtable that included fellow rapper Fat.
Routes 1 & 9 To Close After Deadly Jersey City Pedestrian Crash
A stretch of Routes 1 and 9 will close this weekend as investigators return to the scene of a crash that killed a 58-year-old Jersey City man, authorities said. Glenn Minasian was struck on Routes 1 and 9 near Duncan Avenue shortly after 5 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 10, Hudson County Prosecutor Wayne Mell…
Jersey City Police Department swears in 23 new officers at City Hall ceremony
The Jersey City Police Department swore in 23 new officers at a City Hall ceremony yesterday, part of an ongoing effort to put more cops on patrol, increasing police visibility in neighborhoods, and strengthening relationships between officers and their communities. “From day one, we committed to rebuilding our police
Jersey City Council OKs new terms for $105M state loan with Trenton veto power
The Jersey City Council okayed new terms for a $105 million state loan, which includes a 16-year repayment plan and giving Trenton officials veto power over certain municipal agreements. “So these terms are better terms than what we received in July, they do come with some additional oversight roles with...
Elbaum’s Supermarket sells $545K New Jersey Lottery jackpot ticket
money money big A $10 Winfall ticket purchased at Elbaum’s Supermarket captured the entire New...
New York City’s Oldest Beer Garden Is Still A Thriving Destination (And Its Roots...
A good old beer garden takes the social element of beer culture to its fullest expression. You get long communal tables instead of cramped sidewalk seats, with chatter and merriment beneath trees. The leisurely ritual of drinking outdoors has deep roots in Queens, where Bohemian Hall & Beer Garden has been pouring frot
