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A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Leonard Filipowski, known as Leroy Truth, against Union City Mayor Brian Stack and the city regarding his arrest at a public commission meeting. The court ruled that police had probable cause to arrest Filipowski after he refused repeated orders to return to the podium during the meeting, finding the arrest lawful.
Hoboken is reviving the River City Fair, a waterfront festival celebrating music, arts, and culture, announced Mayor Emily Jabbour. The event will take place in late September and aims to bring together the community to showcase the city's waterfront, local arts scene, businesses, and residents. This revival marks the return of a community gathering that emphasizes Hoboken's cultural and commercial identity.
An Ocean County physician and two family members died in a small aircraft accident in upstate New York shortly after takeoff. The victims were identified as 70-year-old Dr. Gabriele Jasper, his daughter, and his 2-year-old granddaughter. The crash has left a significant impact on the medical community, the doctor's patients, and his extended family and friends across the Jersey Shore region.
NJ.com's real estate market analysis highlights property sales across Mercer County during the week of July 6-12, showcasing homes and properties available at the $750,000 price point or below. The article provides prospective homebuyers with insights into current market options across various neighborhoods in the region, demonstrating the range of properties available to those shopping in this price range.
A weekly real estate market snapshot for Salem County, New Jersey, showcasing residential properties that sold for $400,000 or less during the July 6-12 period. The listing provides prospective homebuyers with current market insights and examples of available properties in their price range across the Salem County area.
Denville Township is highlighting its Revolutionary War heritage as the nation celebrates the 250th anniversary of American independence. During a June 23 council meeting, township leaders reviewed upcoming July events and recognized recent local achievements, bringing renewed attention to the community's role in Revolutionary War history, including a significant beacon site.
New Jersey is increasing its tax credit for parents struggling with child care costs, which significantly exceed the national average in the state. The enhanced tax break will provide annual credits of up to $1,250 to help offset the financial burden families face. This adjustment comes as inflation continues to impact household expenses, particularly for working parents seeking affordable child care options.
Jersey City offers a diverse lineup of weekend activities including the Carrington Village 5th Annual Caribbean Festival, a World Cup Final watch party, and the Riverview Neighborhood Association Summer Music Series featuring Justin Garcia. Additional events are scheduled throughout Friday and the weekend, with Let's Do Lunch happening Friday at The Heights library.
A comprehensive event guide highlighting over 100 activities and attractions happening across Hoboken and Jersey City during the weekend of July 16-19, 2026. The listing covers diverse entertainment options, festivals, cultural events, and activities designed to help residents and visitors discover weekend plans in these two Hudson County communities.
A comprehensive guide to summer concerts happening across New Jersey in 2026, featuring various shows and musical events throughout the state. This resource helps music fans discover outdoor performances and live entertainment options during the summer season across multiple venues and communities in New Jersey.
Jersey City's Planning Board has approved a major mixed-use development project for the Five Corners neighborhood along Hoboken Avenue between Summit and Central avenues. The 27-story project will transform a stretch of currently vacant properties into residential and office space, marking the expansion of redevelopment efforts in this long-overlooked area. The approval also involves the relocation of a Hindu temple as part of the site transformation.
A helicopter that crashed in the Hudson River in April 2025, killing a Spanish family of six, may have collided with birds before impact, according to eyewitness accounts recently released by the National Transportation Safety Board. Witnesses in Jersey City and Hoboken reported observations about the aircraft's flight path and behavior immediately before the fatal accident, providing new details about the incident that have been documented in NTSB interviews.
Hoboken is discontinuing its long-running Fall Arts + Music Festival and replacing it with a new event called 'River City Fair' starting in fall 2026. This marks a significant shift in the city's cultural calendar and community programming for the upcoming year.
Rapper and entrepreneur 50 Cent is hosting a bottle signing event at Stew Leonard's in Clifton, New Jersey. The appearance offers fans an opportunity to meet the music mogul and entertainment figure at the regional grocery chain location.
The Jersey City Board of Education is set to vote on a new five-year, $1.5 million contract for Superintendent Norma Fernandez during a special meeting Thursday evening. The board will also consider appointing a new trustee to fill a vacancy created by a recent resignation.
Jersey City Mayor James Solomon has publicly called on the Board of Education to reject extending the contract of Schools Superintendent Norma Fernandez. In a Wednesday morning letter to the board, Solomon urged against approving a proposed five-year, $1.5 million contract extension for Fernandez, which the board was scheduled to vote on at a Thursday special meeting. The move marks a significant public disagreement between city leadership and the school board over the superintendent's future.
William L. Dickinson High School in Jersey City experienced a significant accessibility crisis when its only elevator in the main building remained non-functional for nearly the entire 2025-2026 school year, affecting students and staff with disabilities. The Jersey City Times investigation revealed that the school district withheld records that could explain the extended outage, raising questions about transparency and accountability regarding facility maintenance and accessibility compliance.
Hoboken Girl presents a fun guide matching Hoboken bars to zodiac signs, helping residents and visitors discover nightlife venues that align with their astrological personalities. The article celebrates Hoboken's diverse and vibrant bar scene, offering personality-based recommendations for where to enjoy drinks in the waterfront community.
Dän Bakery + Cafe is set to open in Hoboken, bringing a new dining destination to the area. The bakery and cafe concept represents a fresh business arrival in the community, though specific details about location, opening timeline, and menu offerings are forthcoming as the establishment prepares for its debut.
An air quality alert remains in effect across New Jersey following wildfires in Ontario, Canada that have affected air quality throughout the northeast region. The article provides guidance on what residents should know about air quality conditions in the state this week.
Jersey City Medical Center, operated by RWJBarnabas Health, is urging residents to donate blood and platelets to address a critical statewide and national blood shortage. The hospital system reports that donor participation has declined significantly, creating the most severe supply challenges since the COVID-19 pandemic. The appeal highlights the urgent need for community support to maintain adequate blood inventory for patient care.
Jersey City Council voted unanimously to approve a $105 million emergency state loan, contingent on implementing a 15% municipal property tax increase for the 2026 levy. The approval came after an eight-hour council meeting, marking a significant fiscal decision tied to state financial assistance.
Hackensack Meridian Health has opened a new Urgent Care PLUS facility in Hoboken, expanding access to urgent care services in the area. The sponsored announcement highlights the health system's commitment to bringing healthcare services closer to residents in Hudson County.
Nike's Hoboken location at 222 Washington Street has permanently closed, less than three years after opening in January 2023. The closure marks another shift in the retail landscape of the popular Hudson County shopping district.