Luxury Apartments at Cranford’s Hyatt Hills

Fairways at Cranford

Fairways at Cranford is a newly developed luxury apartment community offering modern one- and two-bedroom residences in one of Union County’s most desirable locations. Set alongside the scenic Hyatt Hills Golf Course, the community offers a rare “living on the green” experience—combining peaceful surroundings with convenient access to everything Cranford has to offer. Each residence features thoughtfully designed layouts with contemporary finishes, in-unit washer and dryer, and high-quality appliances. Residents also enjoy a full suite of amenities, including a fitness center, resident lounge, coworking spaces, and professionally maintained outdoor areas. Located just minutes from downtown Cranford, Fairways provides easy access to restaurants, shopping, and NJ Transit service with direct connections to New York City—making it ideal for commuters and those seeking a balance between suburban comfort and urban accessibility. Professionally managed by Greystar, Fairways at Cranford delivers a refined rental experience in a highly sought-after market. Schedule a tour today to experience elevated living at Fairways at Cranford.

Union County

New York City Metropolitan Area

Cranford

New Jersey

Fairways at Cranford is a newly developed luxury apartment community offering modern one- and two-bedroom residences in one of Union County’s most...

PSE&G

Public Service Electric &amp; Gas Co. is New Jersey’s oldest and largest gas and electric delivery public utility, as well as one of the nation’s largest utilities. PSE&amp;G has won the ReliabilityOne® Award for superior electric system reliability in the Mid-Atlantic region for 24 consecutive years. In 2025, for the fourth consecutive year, J.D. Power named PSE&amp;G number one in customer satisfaction for residential electric service in the East among large utilities.  PSE&amp;G is a subsidiary of Public Service Enterprise Group Inc., (PSEG) (NYSE:PEG), a predominantly regulated infrastructure company named to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index for North America for 17 consecutive years (www.pseg.com).

Somerset County

Alexis Tarrazi

Bridgewater

Public Service Electric & Gas Co. is New Jersey’s oldest and largest gas and electric delivery public utility, as well as one of the nation’s...

Cannabis Dispensary in Belleville, NJ | Nevaeh Verde

Nevaeh Verde Dispensary

Nevaeh Verde Dispensary is Belleville, New Jersey’s premier cannabis destination, offering an elevated retail experience focused on education, quality products, and community engagement. Located at 176 Belmont Avenuein the heart of Belleville, Nevaeh Verde was founded with the vision of creating a welcoming, sophisticated environment where customers can explore cannabis with confidence and clarity. Since opening its doors, the dispensary has focused on helping customers make intentional and informed purchasing decisions while showcasing high-quality cannabis brands, craft growers, and products cultivated using organic and live soil methods.

Essex County

Eric Kiefer

Belleville-Nutley

Nevaeh Verde Dispensary is Belleville, New Jersey’s premier cannabis destination, offering an elevated retail experience focused on education,...

HZY Goods Dispensary in East Orange Now Open!

HZY GOODS

Welcome to HZY Goods — your neighborhood New Jersey licensed Cannabis Dispensary at 19 Prospect St, East Orange, NJ is Now Open. We’re a local, retro-inspired weed shop built on community, good energy, and premium products that make you feel right. From high-quality flower and pre-rolls to edibles and vapes, everything’s hand-picked for good vibes only. Visit us in-store or order online for fast cannabis delivery near you.

Essex

East Orange

Welcome to HZY Goods — your neighborhood New Jersey licensed Cannabis Dispensary at 19 Prospect St, East Orange, NJ is Now Open. We’re a local,...

Laundromat 4 Less

Laundromat 4 Less – Laundry Made Easy (and Affordable!) Tired of laundry piling up? We’ve got you covered! At Laundromat 4 Less, we make laundry simple, fast, and stress-free for our Belleville community. Whether you prefer to do it yourself or let us handle everything, we offer: ✔ Coin Laundry ✔ Wash • Dry • Fold ✔ FREE Pickup &amp; Delivery ✨ New Customers GET 15% OFF their first Wash, Dry &amp; Fold order! We’re not just another laundromat — we bring you deals every week: 🔥 FREE Dryer Tuesdays (Early Bird 6AM–9AM) 🧼 FREE Detergent Wednesdays (All Day!) 🎡 Spin &amp; Win Wednesdays (Drop-Off Orders Only – Win prizes!) Because laundry shouldn’t cost a fortune… and it definitely shouldn’t be boring.

Laundromat 4 Less – Laundry Made Easy (and Affordable!) Tired of laundry piling up? We’ve got you covered! At Laundromat 4 Less, we make laundry...

Fun times at QXT's - from Wednesday to Sundays...

QXT's Nightclub

For over 33 years, QXT’s has given fans of Alternative Music a place to spend their Friday and Saturday nights. Each night offers a variety of musical genres including Alternative, EDM, New Wave, 80s, 90s, Industrial, Dark Wave, Goth, Goth Punk, &amp; Rock. Additionally, QXT's offers KARAOKE, Open Mics, Burlesque, Drag Shows, live concerts (both for National as well as local bands) along with an awesome space to celebrate special occasions such as weddings, birthdays, engagement parties and so many more There’s the Main Dance Floor, and two additional rooms which have been dubbed Area 51 and The Crypt. Each come with a diverse musical flare, and a plethora of characters and personalities to compliment the inviting atmospheres. All three spaces include a bar, giving Patrons plenty of options for enjoying a drink in whichever space they find themselves most comfortable in. We have also opened our kitchen, serving fresh and delicious food.

Newark

For over 33 years, QXT’s has given fans of Alternative Music a place to spend their Friday and Saturday nights. Each night offers a variety of...

NEWARK, NJ — Newark police arrested a New Jersey man on Thursday after he was allegedly injured during a police-involved shooting in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, then falsely reported that he was shot in Newark, authorities say. According to the Newark Department of Public Safety, officers responded to University Hospital on a report of a shooting injury around 1:30 a.m. The injured man, Brian Evans, 30, of Newark, told officers that he was shot near South 20th Street and Springfield Avenue following a quarrel. However, detectives investigating the shooting later developed evidence that Evans was actually injured in Wilkes-Barre during a police-involved shooting, authorities stated. Newark authorities charged Evans with false reporting to police and held him until Pennsylvania authorities could take custody. Photo: Shutterstock

NEWARK, NJ — Newark police arrested a New Jersey man on Thursday after he was allegedly injured during a police-involved shooting in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, then falsely reported that he was shot in Newark, authorities say.

According to the Newark Department of Public Safety, officers responded to University Hospital on a report of a shooting injury around 1:30 a.m. The injured man, Brian Evans, 30, of Newark, told officers that he was shot near South 20th Street and Springfield Avenue following a quarrel. However, detectives investigating the shooting later developed evidence that Evans was actually injured in Wilkes-Barre during a police-involved shooting, authorities stated.

Newark authorities charged Evans with false reporting to police and held him until Pennsylvania authorities could take custody. Photo: Shutterstock

Newark Man Allegedly Shot In Pennsylvania

Newark authorities charged the 30-year-old man with false reporting to police.

Newark Man Allegedly Shot In Pennsylvania, Told Cops It Happened In N.J.

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South Orange

Maplewood

West Orange

Bloomfield

Hudson County

Caren Lissner

Jersey City

Millburn-Short Hills

Springfield

Montclair

Rutgers University

Join Sudanese peace activist Dr. Suad Musa and women’s human rights defender Indai Sajor for a compelling session connecting personal testimony with strategic legal reform. This free event highlights the transformative potential of centering survivor voices in shaping global accountability processes, moderated by Manira Alva.

Local Event: Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal Frameworks And Lived Reality

Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal...

Join Sudanese peace activist Dr. Suad Musa and women’s human rights defender Indai Sajor for a compelling session connecting...

Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal Frameworks And Lived Reality

Weequahic Park

A free community e-waste collection event, hosted by Panasonic! Stop by Weequahic Park (Meeker Avenue Entrance)&nbsp;to recycle your old TVs, computers, laptops, printers, phones, small household appliances, and other e-waste.*
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026
Time: 7:30 am ET - 2:00 pm ET
For more information, call the Weequahic Park Sports Authority at 973-877-9773
What you can recycle
<ul><li>CPUs, notebook computers, laptop computers, towers, servers</li><li>Televisions (CRT and flat screen)</li><li>Computer monitors (CRT and flat screen)</li><li>Printers</li><li>Scanners</li><li>Copiers</li><li>Fax machines</li><li>Computer keyboards</li><li>Computer mice</li><li>Computer cables and wires</li><li>Printed circuit boards</li><li>Disk drives</li><li>Answering machines</li><li>Telephone systems</li><li>Cell phones</li><li>Satellite descramblers/receivers</li><li>Projectors</li><li>Cameras</li><li>Video cameras</li><li>VCR players</li><li>DVD players</li><li>Tape recorders</li><li>Video game systems</li><li>Radios</li><li>Stereos</li><li>MP3 players</li><li>Handheld computer devices</li><li>Toasters, microwaves, blenders, coffee makers, blow dryers, and such other small household electrical items as identified by mutual agreement of the Parties.</li></ul>
What you cannot recycle
<ul><li>Mini fridges</li><li>Air conditioners</li><li>Oil-filled space heaters</li><li>Anything hazardous, acutely hazardous, toxic or words of similar import or regulatory effect</li><li>White goods or large appliances</li><li>Freon-containing devices</li><li>Smoke detectors</li><li>Loose batteries</li></ul>
*Items must not include Freon or Oil

Local Event: Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on Thursday, May 14

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on...

A free community e-waste collection event, hosted by Panasonic! Stop by Weequahic Park (Meeker Avenue Entrance) to recycle your...

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on Thursday, May 14

Virtual

Why should I attend the Berkeley College Virtual Open House?


 Berkeley College can help you reach your full potential!


 The Virtual Open House helps prospective students explore degree programs, Admissions, Financial Aid, and student life before enrolling. You’ll learn how Berkeley College will support your academic, professional, and personal success—from day one through graduation and beyond.


 What will I learn at the Virtual Open House?


 You’ll hear about:

<ul>
 <li>Our career-focused degree and certificate programs to prepare you for today’s in-demand fields</li>
 <li>Admissions and financial aid, including grants, scholarships, and other options to help make your education more affordable</li>
 <li>Our exceptional support services, including tutoring through the Center for Academic Success</li>
 <li>The Berkeley College experience by connecting with current students, faculty, and staff</li>
 <li>Sports, clubs, activities, leadership opportunities, and much more</li>
</ul>

 Event Details


 Who should attend?

<ul>
 <li>Anyone interested in beginning or advancing their career</li>
 <li>High school students</li>
 <li>Adults seeking to change careers</li>
 <li>Working professionals seeking career advancement</li>
 <li>Transfer students —you’ll learn about the simple Admissions and credit transfer processes and get answers to all your questions</li>
</ul>

 Registration is required for this free virtual event.
 
 An access link will be emailed upon confirmation.
 
 For more information call 855-377-6171.

Local Event: Virtual Open House at Berkeley College

Bergen County

Paramus

Virtual Open House at Berkeley College


    Why should I attend the Berkeley College Virtual Open House?


    Berkeley College can help you reach your full...

Morristown United Methodist Church

Supernatural: The Play, is a powerful, funny, and insightful production exploring the lives of seven Black women as they confront their definitions of beauty, identity, and self-acceptance through their relationships with their hair. Rated one of L.A.’s top shows to watch by Stage Raw, the production has played to sold-out audiences across New Jersey, New York, Virginia, Maryland, and California. Now, after a COVID hiatus, an updated reading returns to the stage on Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM at Morristown United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall.
Supernatural: The Play weaves together stories of triumph, humor, and self-discovery making audiences laugh while challenging them to reflect on identity, beauty, and belonging. At its heart, the play examines the cultural and legal battles Black women have faced over their hair. From school and workplace discrimination to the legislative fight behind the CROWN Act, the show celebrates the resilience and self-love that define the journey.
Often described as “The Vagina Monologues—but about hair,” the play brings together rich, real-life experiences of women who have struggled with and ultimately embraced their natural selves. Guided by a dynamic narrator, audiences meet a diverse group of women, including a cancer patient, a woman of Jewish heritage, a YouTube personality, and others, each navigating deeply personal hair journeys that reveal larger truths about identity and acceptance.
Since its debut in 2012, the production has traveled across the country. Leads in the play have included actress Kim Coles (Living Single) and the late Suzzanne Douglas, (When They See Us, How Stella Got Her Groove Back). The production continues to resonate with theatergoers, reminding us all that “everyone has a hair story.”

Local Event: Supernatural: The Play

Supernatural: The Play

Supernatural: The Play, is a powerful, funny, and insightful production exploring the lives of seven Black women as they...

Community Launches Effort To Revive Newark Boys...

The proposed school – which would be known as the Newark Chorus and Performing Arts Charter School – would serve both boys and girls.

Community Launches Effort To Revive Newark Boys Chorus School

Schools

NJ Assemblyman To Hold Property Tax Relief...

Chigozie Onyema will host public workshops for residents in South Orange, Newark and Maplewood.

NJ Assemblyman To Hold Property Tax Relief Workshops In Essex County

Real Estate

Prudential Awards Newark Community Grants To...

Prudential Financial recently honored the community-building efforts of 100 local people, groups and business owners with grants

Prudential Awards Newark Community Grants To 100 Local Changemakers

Business

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission Holds 2026...

The commission also unveiled a memorial bench to honor Mildred Crump's legacy of "service, leadership and tireless advocacy."

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission Holds 2026 Leadership Election

Politics & Government

Spirit Lays Off 200 Workers In Newark As...

Spirit Airlines has announced 201 layoffs in New Jersey in the wake of its high-profile and abrupt shutdown.

Spirit Lays Off 200 Workers In Newark As Bankrupt Airline Goes Out Of Business

Traffic & Transit

5 Tips For NJ Employers Who Want To Hire People...

“This country is facing the worst labor shortage since the end of WWII,” an advocate said. “Instead of complaining, let’s take action.”

5 Tips For NJ Employers Who Want To Hire People With Disabilities

NJ Marijuana Jobs: Tips For Getting Hired In...

New Jersey has finally started selling recreational marijuana. Here’s how to gain an edge if you’re trying to start a cannabis career.

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Newark Man Allegedly Shot In Pennsylvania, Told Cops It Happened In N.J.

Newark authorities charged the 30-year-old man with false reporting to police.

Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff

Find out what's happening in Newarkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Find out what's happening in Newarkfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

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Community Launches Effort To Revive Newark Boys Chorus School

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Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal Frameworks And Lived Reality

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on Thursday, May 14

Virtual Open House at Berkeley College

Supernatural: The Play

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HZY GOODS

Laundromat 4 Less

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Newark Man Allegedly Shot In Pennsylvania, Told Cops It Happened In N.J.

Newark authorities charged the 30-year-old man with false reporting to police.

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