Tuesday, January 10- 2023, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy acknowledges applause from the crowd before delivering his State of the State Address in person with an...
Believe it or not, people have been steadily moving out of New Jersey for the past few years now. It definitely picked up during the pandemic, but even now people seem...
The Hoboken Planning Board is set to hear an application for Alfalfa restaurant to open a downtown location at the former Sobsey’s site. (Caren Lissner/Patch) The...
Ghost Truck Kitchen, formerly a take-out and delivery outpost, is opening two new locations — one in uptown Hoboken and another in the Bergen-Lafayette...
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Jersey City, Trenton Charter Schools Receive $4.25 Million in Funding to Serve More Public School Students
New Jersey Today, the New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association (NJPCSA) announced plans to provide $4.25 million to three public charter schools from the...
The New Jersey Public Charter Schools Association announced it intends to provide three schools with a total of $4.25 million in funding from its federal Charter School...
Jersey City, NJ – Jersey City Medical Center, an RWJBarnabas Health facility, announced the appointment of Ije Akunyili, MD, MBA, MPA, as the new Chief Medical...
JERSEY CITY – When redistricting put political heavyweights Nick Sacco and Brian Stack in the same 33rd District, the question was, what happens now? Sacco and...
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From slave mines in Monmouth to plantations in Jersey City, report details N.J.’s slavery history
The Legacy Museum in Alabama memorializes Africans who died in transport across the Atlantic Ocean during the slave trade. Forced labor in iron mines in Monmouth County...
JERSEY CITY, NJ – Though put on hold temporarily during COVID in order to reduce the financial burden of Jersey City taxpayers, the Jersey City Open Space Trust...