Shirley Rogers-Fields Named Jersey City Senior Of The Year

Rogers-Fields was the first African-American person to serve as a clerk transcriber in Hudson County.

Jersey City Plants 176 New Trees For Arbor Day

The city is also accepting applications for residents to adopt a tree in their neighborhood and continue the planting.

What's Going On In Jersey City This Weekend: May 6

An author chat, a documentary screening and a Ramadan celebration are all happening this weekend.

Mike Tyson Makes Appearance At Jersey City's RingSide Lounge

Mayor Steven Fulop and Councilman Yousef Saleh snapped photos with the former heavyweight champion.

Jersey City's Central Avenue Updates Continue

Construction is working from North Street to Congress Street.

Jersey City Refugee Nonprofit Is Hopeful After Biden Raises Cap

Welcome Home Jersey City hopes that the raised cap on refugees in the U.S. will mean more collaboration for them with resettlement agencies.

Journal Square Marks Asian And Pacific Islander Heritage Month

The Journal Square Community Association issued a statement of solidarity to mark the start of Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage month.

Jersey City Eyes eScooters, Mayor Seeks Community Input

LINK Scooters were in Jersey City on Friday for a demonstration.

Dates To Remember In Jersey City This Week: 5/3

City Council meetings, play festival and a picture book workshop, there are plenty of events happening all week.

What's Going On In Jersey City This Weekend: April 29

Seminars on parenting and representation as well as a drive-in movie are happening this weekend.

Free Cookie With Coronavirus Vaccines In Jersey City

Bang Cookie is giving away free cookies to people getting vaccinated downtown on Thursday

2 Jersey City Residents Awarded $25K For Work In Community

Anthony Capuano and Sister Frances Salemi are recipients of this year's Russ Berrie Making a Difference Award.

Dates To Remember In Jersey City This Week: 4/26

A Supermoon show, author chats and a drive-in movie, this week is packed with events and meetings.

What's Going On In Jersey City This Weekend: April 22

This weekend there's wine tastings, a walk for multiple sclerosis and a virtual marathon.

Jersey City Area Red Cross Blood Drives Coming Up Soon

The pandemic has affected the country's blood supply. The Red Cross is holding a few blood drives soon in the Jersey City area.

Hudson Pride Center To Open New Center In Jersey City

The Hudson Pride Center is partnering with investment management company, Lord, Abbett & Co. to create a new facility in Jersey City.

Jersey City Officials React To Chauvin Trial Guilty Verdict

A guilty verdict was released on Tuesday afternoon in the Derek Chauvin murder trial.

Jersey City 2021 Summer Camp Guide

Here's a list of summer camps for kids happening around Jersey City this year.

Jersey City Commits $2M To Expand Homeless Outreach, Resources

Stemming from the success of Jersey City’s free public showers program the city is investing $2 million to expand programs for the homeless.

Jersey City Completes $2M Renovation to Riverview-Fisk Park

Construction began in February 2020 and include tree pruning and planting of 89 new trees as well as underground upgrades.

Jersey City Named Second Most Diverse City in America: Report

Jersey City was second to Houston, Texas in a Wallet Hub report ranking the most diverse cities in America.

Dates To Remember In Jersey City This Week

Wine and beer enthusiasts rejoice! It's a big week for tasting both ends of the spectrum.

Greenville Spring Cleanup Lasts All April

The Greenville Neighborhood Alliance kicked off spring with a neighborhood-wide cleanup that lasted all month.

Phase 1 Of 'Cove' Site Environmental Remediation Complete

The site overlooks Liberty State Park and the $10 million project started with the first step of environmental remediation.

Welcome To Jersey City Patch, The Place For Local News

Get to know your new Jersey City Patch editor and help me get to know you!

PHOTOS: Jersey City Black Power Rally Moves Through West Bergen

Several community and activist groups gathered and marched through West Bergen as a call to action and local organizing.

Pools Around Jersey City: Where To Swim This Summer

With summer just around the corner, you may be looking for a place around Jersey City to take a swim. We've got you covered.

All Paws On Deck: Jersey City Pup Rescued From PATH Escalator

Scott the dog got his paw stuck in the escalator at the Journal Square PATH station but quick-acting Port Authority officers rescued him.

Blood Donors Needed In Jersey City Area: Red Cross Drive Coming Up Soon

The pandemic has affected the nation's blood supply. The Red Cross will hold a blood drive soon in the Jersey City area.

New Jersey Blood Services Announces April Blood Drives

"Due to the coronavirus, we are experiencing low blood supplies; we urgently need people to make every effort to donate blood."

New Jersey Blood Services Announces a Blood Emergency

The region's blood supply is dangerously low and donors are desperately needed

New Jersey Blood Services Announces a Blood Emergency

The region's blood supply is dangerously low and donors are desperately needed

Jersey City Mutual Aid Society Hosting Toiletry Collection Drive

Items like diapers, soap, deodorant and more can be donated March 13 at WORD Bookstore.

Savings & Peace of Mind Apr 24 & 25 During Holy Name Open House

Featuring Hudson County’s only Catholic burial space, exquisite mausoleum chapel and artwork. See savings before prices increase April 26.

Hudson County Woman Awaits Life-Saving Heart Transplant

Adele Pullins experienced congestive heart failure due to cardiomyopathy in 2018.

Pre-Planning Is Easy During Open House at Holy Name Cemetery

Get 0% Financing for 48 months only on Sat, Nov 7 & Sun, Nov 8 at Holy Name Cemetery & Mausoleum in Jersey City, NJ.

Jersey City Joins Twitter Campaign To Promote Mask-Wearing

Jersey City is among seven US cities participating in an effort to combat mask-fatigue.

Hungry NJ Families Get Helping Hand From Business, Police

Clothing Company Joseph Abboud helped make sure meals are provided to those most in need.

Taiwan Must End Its 24-Year Persecution of Tai Ji Men

Global Tai Ji Men dizi condemn the Taiwanese government for abusing their human rights.

United Way Sponsored 3D Printing Partners To Make Face Shields

A unique partnership helps Jersey City Rapid Maker Response Group bring face shields to medical workers and first responders.