Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around West Orange.
Pink goes RED for Heart Health!
Did Lady Edwina see her shadow on Groundhog Day? And who will win the big game: the Patriots or the Seahawks?
Check out some of our top stories this week in West Orange and Essex County.
West Orange is under a "cold weather advisory." Essex County has extended a Code Blue alert for the region.
Target said the new store is expected to employ about 280 team members.
“We're your neighbors – we're asking you to protect us from the proposal that's sitting before you,” a local resident said.
It’s the biggest football game of the year. Here are some local bars and taverns where you can root for the Seahawks – or the Patriots.
Drivers should avoid the area, town officials said. The West Orange School District also issued an advisory about the water main break.
The accused accountant spent the funds on personal credit card bills, sports betting and mortgage bills, prosecutors say.
Family and friends gathered at town hall to celebrate the Mountaineers’ historic, record-breaking season.
EMS Dispatcher Sean Kennedy of Hackensack University Medical Center (HUMC) is being celebrated by CentralSquare Technologies'
"West Orange has so much potential – and that potential is being squandered by a municipal government that’s consumed with infighting."
School districts across the state have announced closures, including several in Essex County.
A review of the real estate performance for the township of West Orange, NJ.
The largest provider in New Jersey is asking for permission to raise water and sewer bills for its customers – here’s why.
Codey, who died at 79 last week after a brief illness, served in the state legislature as a Democrat for more than 50 years.
Things are about to get ugly in West Orange, forecasters say. Here are some reminders about trash, jitney bus service and fire hydrants.
The county’s annual hunt has seen criticism from some advocates and support from others. Here's why they do it – and why they're protesting.
Every week, dozens of students from Seton Hall Prep walk to Hazel Elementary School with a common goal: to tutor their peers.
West Orange’s universal preschool program has been growing since it launched in 2022. Here’s how to claim your child a spot.
An 11-year-old pedestrian in West Orange was struck by a vehicle, but wasn’t injured, authorities say.
"This victory isn't just mine – it's for every Jew and any individual in this country who might face similar threats."
A store in Essex County sold a Powerball ticket worth a cool $1 million.
West Orange High School had a lockdown and shelter-in-place within a two-week span. A flood of online rumors followed, town officials say.
Supporters say that everyone deserves a second chance. Critics argue that Phil Murphy has overstepped his powers as governor.
The board of education also elected a new president and vice president for 2026: here's who they are.
The county executive said his spending plan “recognizes the financial hardships our residents have faced.”
The Bear’s Den produces 3 winners as iPads for voiceless, safari hunts for kids, & conversation boards move toward piloting & funding.
Essex County has issued a “Code Blue” alert through Jan. 22. See the weekend weather forecast for West Orange.
The REV 250NJ exhibit commemorates the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution.
The same school issued a lockdown earlier this month after a student allegedly threatened other youth during an argument.
Rho Gamma Omega Partners With Nassan’s Place and WOAHO for a MLK Day of Service Event
Codey grew up and raised his family in Essex County. He was one of four New Jersey governors who called West Orange home.
Why were those sirens wailing? Patch recaps some of Essex County’s recent public safety, police, fire and EMS stories.
The shooting has ignited a national controversy, with many people decrying ICE – and many others defending the actions of the officer.
A parking study was recently finalized for the township in an attempt to address some of the challenges that residents and visitors face.