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There were nearly 500 reports where residents saw a bright-green fireball streak across the sky. Did you see it?
Women Rising Inc. will receive up to 1,000 devices from Ring to supplement resources for survivors of domestic violence in Hudson County.
The Red Cross was at the scene to help the family find temporary lodging.
Protecting Your Loved Ones Is Easy With 0% Interest & 48 Months at Jersey City's Only Catholic Burial Place
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Jersey City resident Heather Sporn wrote a letter to the editor in support of Councilman at-large Rolando Lavarro for re-election.
New Jersey incarcerates Black people 12.5 times more than white people, making it the largest disparity in the country.
The new $2.5 million dollar public park was part of the negotiation terms for the city and came at no expense to taxpayers.
Det. Joseph Seals of the Jersey City Police Department, who was killed in the line of duty, will be honored at the 28th Annual Blue Mass.
The new initiative is designed as a resource center for domestic violence survivors involved in stressful and complicated court proceedings.
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Bergen Square Day 2021 is themed “Bergen Square 360+” in recognition of the 360th anniversary that just passed.
Electric service will be out for several streets for about four hours.
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The Market will be open on December Sundays through December 19 with new hours from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
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Jersey City Free Public Library is one of 60 libraries across the nation to receive the NASA@ My Library grant.
Alternate side of the street parking is suspended for the day and school is out, despite a controversial vote, here's what you need to know.
Maria Ambrocio was walking through Times Square when she was knocked to the ground by a man who reportedly stole a phone from someone.
A few of the local stories that appeared on Patch between Oct. 4 and Oct. 8.
Due to the coronavirus, New Jersey Blood Services is experiencing low blood supplies, and donations are urgently needed.
The park at West Side and Pavonia has a new turf football/soccer field and will be used for community events, like movies in the park.
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A few of the local stories that appeared on Patch between Sept. 27 and Oct. 1
The foundation is now only the third agency in Hudson County and the only one in Passaic County with the accreditation.
Leaf bags are being distributed on Saturdays only, and you must show proof of residency.
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A celebratory parade and ceremony will be held on Sunday in honor of the 150th anniversary of the department.
Renamed "McSteamy" for his soulful eyes, this dog is all smiles, despite being abandoned.
Menstruating students in Jersey City or those in the community with limited access to period products can grab them for free at the library.
The city is teaming up with Oonee to bring 30 secure bike storage stations to Jersey City.
Three community meetings are planned in Jersey City to explain what storm damage relief is available to residents.
The festival of colors brought happy faces and plenty of color to the Jersey City/Hoboken waterfront.
Two rallies are planned at the park — one supporting the protection act and one against it.
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"A huge shout-out to @JCPoliceDept Officer Eduardo Matute for catching and saving a one-month-old infant," Murphy tweeted.