NJ Transit ready to take on overflow due to strike SECAUCUS AND BEYOND - Thousands of mass transit users, including many in Secaucus, were forced to find alternative routes to and from work today after drivers, mechanics, and other DeCamp...
North Bergen Democratic Committee raises most $ in state NORTH BERGEN AND BEYOND – According to the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission, the North Bergen Democratic Municipal Committee raised the highest campaign donations in the s...
Police arrest teens in connection with shooting near city park JERSEY CITY — Seven teenagers were arrested this week for their involvement in a shooting on Saturday night near Pershing Field, the city park located in the Heights section. Police s...
Hurricane Earl moving up the Atlantic Coast STATEWIDE — The next 24-48 hours will determine how great a threat Hurricane Earl poses to the New York metropolitan area, according to various sources. Hurricane Earl remains a major h...
Tony Lambiase’s fascination with Marilyn Monroe memorabilia began in 1990 with a gift. “It started when my sister-in-law bought me a cigarette lighter with Marilyn Monroe’s picture on it,” said d...
Jesse Turner has lost almost 60 pounds since he started a protest walk from his home in New Britain, Conn. in June that will end in Washington, D.C. The distance is approximately 300 miles, but h...
The City Council approved the Journal Square 2060 Redevelopment Plan by an 8-0 vote at their meeting on Wednesday. The plan calls for the revitalization of 211 acres, divided into nine zones. One...
Facing residents irate about their increasing tax burden and an estimated $80 million municipal budget deficit, Jersey City officials are searching for ways to get the cost of government under co...
The Jersey City & Harsimus Cemetery looked like it had been left for dead two years ago. Abandoned by its caretakers, weeds covered the tombstones and homeless men and women were camping out ...
Though “diminutive” in size, West New York resident and Union City native Henrietta Dwyer has been ruffling a few big feathers in Hudson County politics lately, and she’s not making any apologies...
JERSEY CITY BRIEFS Holiday Hudson Reporter editorial and advertising deadlines Because of the Labor Day holiday, some of the Hudson Reporter newspapers will have special advertising deadlines. For the Sept. 8 edi...
Concerned residents packed a conference room at City Hall on Tuesday night for a meeting of the board of the Liberty Humane Society, which runs Jersey City’s only animal shelter. Along with expre...
Felicia Palmer’s 6-year-old son, Jordan-River Samuel, attends first grade at Public School 3 on Bright Street in downtown Jersey City. When her son enrolled in the Jersey City public school syste...
He had just finished the best acceptance speech among all the newest members of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame a week ago Friday when Jersey City’s Bob Hurley stepped away from the...
When Edison Hernandez, 12, of Jersey City, died in an accident in December of 2003, Mae Howard of South Jersey got his heart. Young Edison Hernandez was one of the organ donors who will live on t...
Mural art, often reserved for the great outdoors, has come to the second and third floor walls of City Hall in downtown Jersey City, and local artists were there. On Tuesday, the city held an ope...
JERSEY CITY BRIEFS Correction In the Aug. 12 edition of the Midweek Reporter , a news item in the briefs section, “JC resident, head of union fund pleads guilty to kickbacks” incorrectly listed the name of the u...