Hadassah Northern New Jersey’s Women of Valor Award recognizes leadership, service and dedication to Hadassah’s mission and values.
Simon Wiesenthal Eastern Director Leads New Jersey Fight Against Antisemitism, Intolerance and BDS Movement. Six Local Volunteers Honored.
Islamic Relief USA will hold a “Day of Dignity” campaign for homeless and financially struggling people in Newark.
The annual event pays tribute to “some of our finest Essex County residents of Italian descent,” an official said.
A Spanish-language liturgy in Essex County will feature music and songs performed by the cathedral choir and visiting musicians.
The city will host its annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration on Tuesday at the Newark Museum of Art.
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The drive will aid Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic in the wake of Hurricane Fiona. Here’s how to help, Newark officials say.
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The new D. Bilal Beasley Community Center in Irvington will double in size after the upgrade, officials said.
The aircraft experienced a mechanical issue shortly after takeoff, a United Airlines spokesperson told Patch.
Everything in this refrigerator is free for those in need. United Community Corporation teamed up with La Casa de Don Pedro on the effort.
This year’s Alma Beatty Health and Wellness Fair will include free blood pressure screenings, diabetes screenings and health info tables.
Essex Newark Legal Services and the Newark Public Library are holding a workshop on tenants' rights on September 20.
The Newark Water Coalition is hosting a "Tools for School" giveaway event on Friday, Sept. 30 at their Clinton Avenue headquarters.
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Events have included a flag raising, an anti-bullying march and a celebration of Roberto Clemente. A popular parade will return on Sept. 18.
Community leaders, residents and hip hop artists in Newark will come together to hold a benefit show to ease hunger on Sept. 18.
The Rev. Bolivar Flores hosted a signing event in Newark for his latest book, “Hispanic Religious Leaders and Civic Engagement.”
Participants from more than 90 percent of the Archdiocese of Newark's parishes said women should have a greater role in the Catholic Church.
“My reward is seeing students learn how to communicate with each other – and especially with my deaf community.”
This year’s celebration will feature family activities, artist activations, a fashion show and the debut of an “After Dark” extension.
Pumpkin season is almost here, Newark. Find out where to get your pick of the patch.
The Newark Youth Workforce Collaborative family tree is adding a new branch: The HUBB Arts and Trauma Center.
A “Welcome Back to School” Giveaway and Resource event at Roberto Clemente Elementary School will take place on Sept. 9.
Police responded to incidents at Newark Airport, the Holland Tunnel and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, among others. See the list.
Rap stars, celebrities and community leaders came together to renounce violence and call for unity in New Jersey’s largest city.
The city’s annual anti-violence celebration will include free performances from Faith Evans, Fabolous and other hip hop stars.