Montclair Synagogue To Host ‘An Afternoon Of Klezmer Concert’

Congregation Shomrei Emunah will host a concert with the acclaimed Isle of Klezbos.

Montclair Attorney Honored By Executive Women of New Jersey

“To the next generation: embrace who you are, pursue your ambitions boldly, and remember that your success creates a path for others.”

9-Year-Old Montclair Entrepreneur Unites His Neighborhood With Car Wash Fundraiser

It began as a car wash, but quickly turned into a valuable lesson in entrepreneurship and community spirit.

Man Allegedly Left Dog Tied To Trash Bin In Montclair, Police Search For Suspect

Video footage shows the man get out of a car, tether the dog to a garbage bin and walk into a nearby store, police said.

'Rank The Desserts' Election Event In Montclair Will Serve Up A Tasty Lesson In Politics

Learn about ranked choice voting with a yummy metaphor: dessert.

Montclair Chef Nominated For Statewide Award: Here’s How To Vote

“Behind every great dining experience is a talented team, and these chefs help set the standard.”

Around Montclair: No Kings + More ICE Arrests + Candidate Debates

Check out some of our top stories this week in Montclair and Essex County.

Puppet Heap Will Show Off Their Cool, Weird Creations At Montclair Film Event

The free, live performance will feature “The Heap” – a 12-foot walking puppet made from stacked stories and objects.

3 Years, 22 Crashes: Montclair Intersection Gets New Stop Sign

Five of the crashes involved pedestrians or cyclists, and eight resulted in injuries.

ICE Activity Reported Near Montclair School, Local Official Says

The town has rules that limit its cooperation with federal immigration agents: the Montclair Trust Act.

‘No Kings’ Protest In Montclair Will Rally Voters For Midterm Election

Protesters are shifting their focus from Donald Trump to the 2026 election.

Argument Leads To Knife Chase In Montclair, Police Say

Police got a call about one man chasing another with a knife. Here's what happened next.

Montclair Sees 2 Car Thefts, ‘Suspicious’ Driveway Encounter On Same Day: Police

Two vehicle thefts and a “suspicious incident” in a resident’s driveway were reported in Montclair, police said.

Man Helps Himself To Cash Register At Montclair Restaurant: Police

Police initially got a call about an “armed robbery,” which turned out to be inaccurate. Here’s what actually happened, authorities said.

Candidate Forums Planned In Montclair For 2026 Election

Montclair residents will vote in two local races: town council and school board.

NJ Environmentalists Hold ‘Funeral’ In Montclair To Push For Polluters Pay Act

The battle over a controversial bill continues in New Jersey. Here’s what the debate is about – and where the proposed law currently stands.

Around Montclair: Parking Wars + School Finances + ICE Detainee Released

Check out some of our top stories this week in Montclair and Essex County.

HS Football Player From Montclair Earns ‘Heart Of Giant’ Nomination

This outstanding athlete from Montclair coaches younger athletes, volunteers in his community, and has faced adversity on and off the field.

Montclair Letter To The Editor: ‘Remembering Dr. Sheila A. Bond’

Alan Bond, a candidate in the NJ-11 congressional race, said he carries his late wife’s memory in his heart as their family mourns.

'Opera And Broadway' Fundraising Event In Montclair Will Boost Local Music Society

The Szabo Chamber Music Society will host the fall fundraising event on Oct. 17.

Declutter Your Bookshelves: Montclair Library Taking Donations Ahead Of Fall Sale

Donated items will be sold at the library’s upcoming book sale.

Nonprofit Theater Company In Montclair Opens New Season With ‘Pipeline’

The Vanguard Theater will open its new season with a drama about race, education, parenthood and the pressures facing young Black men.

Art Uncorked: Montclair Art Museum Will Host Fall Fundraiser

The museum’s signature autumn fundraiser combines a cocktail party with a curated silent art auction.

Montclair Man Allegedly Exposed Himself On Church Street, Resisted Arrest

He was allegedly seen putting his hands in his pants and exposing himself, police said.

These Weird-Looking Tubes Catch NJ Parking Violators–And They’re Popping Up Everywhere

The sudden proliferation of automatic traffic monitoring devices like the SafetyStick has been sparking debate in New Jersey.

Car Stolen Near Montclair Library, Key May Have Been Inside: Police

The theft took place on South Fullerton Avenue, authorities say.

Thief Swipes Porta Potty From Work Site In Montclair

It was valued at $725, police said.

NJ Coffeeshop Known For International Flavors Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary

Bleu Coffee has become known for its single-origin coffees, which hail from around the world.

Montclair Pride Festival Will Return This Weekend: What To Expect

The free LGBTQ pride festival will include live entertainment, food, drinks and celebration.

Where To Pick Pumpkins Near Montclair This Fall—And How To Carve Them

Brush up on your Jack-o’-Lantern carving skills before Halloween arrives with this quick guide.

Around Montclair: Medicaid + ICE + Data Centers + Gateway Tunnel

Check out some of our top stories this week in Montclair and Essex County.

New Medicaid Rules Take Effect For NJ Immigrants, More Changes Coming Soon

The controversial new rules are part of the Trump administration’s “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.”

‘Sabor Montclair’ Will Offer Tastes Of South, Central America: 2026 Fall Events

“Food has the power to bring people together and create a deeper sense of belonging.”

Popular Diwali Celebration Will Return In Montclair This October

The annual event celebrates South Asian music, dance, food, art and community traditions.

Montclair Board Of Education Candidate Withdraws From Race: Report

There are three seats available on the Montclair school board this year. The election takes place Nov. 3.

Man Hurls Paint Can At Montclair Home, Leaving Pink Mess On Porch: Police

A “criminal mischief” incident involving pink paint took place in Montclair, authorities said.

Italian Heritage Month Events In Montclair, Bloomfield Will Include Dance, Music, Stories

A series of programs in Montclair and Bloomfield will celebrate Italian Heritage Month this October.

NJ Woman Who Co-Founded $300M Company Opens New Store In Montclair

It will fulfill a dream that she’s had since she was a little girl.

Montclair Residents Overwhelmingly Want Shuttle Buses–But Some Big Questions Remain

Should Montclair become a shuttle bus town? A lot of people say “yes” – and would pay for the privilege, a survey says.

Storm Wallops Montclair: Trees Knocked Down, Power Outages Hit Residents

A large tree came crashing down on Cedar Avenue, blocking the road. Residents lost power at several locations in Montclair.