Jersey City News

A former Jersey City mayor, working as a surrogate for Ward D City Council candidate Assemblyman Sean Connors, is alleging that Connors' opponent in the June 11 council runoff election does not live in Jersey City.

Jersey City Mayor-elect Steve Fulop plans to be just as "hands-on" a mayor as he was a councilman, Fulop said Friday during his first wide-ranging interview since he defeated Mayor Jerramiah Healy on Tuesday.

Hudson County Freeholder Bill O'Dea, an early supporter of Mayor-elect Steve Fulop, will co-chair Fulop's transition team with state Sen.

The man, David King, was found to be in possession of the weapon when he was arrested, Hudson County Assistant Prosecutor Gene Rubino said yesterday.

Barkha Aggarwal, pictured above, was one of the passengers of US Airways Flight 4560, which was forced to land without landing gear at Newark International Airport Saturday night.

Graduates line up for the processional at the start of the 122nd Commencement of St.

Michael Bess of Jersey City appears in Central Judicial Processing court today on drug charges.

Legislation sponsored by Assembly Democrats Charles Mainor and Tim Eustace to create uniform reporting requirements to log and track abandoned, discarded or seized firearms was approved 51-27 Monday by the Assembly, giving it final legislative approval.

Henderson Harbor, a professional search and consulting firm, recently opened an office on Route 22 in Bridgewater.

Community Blood Services has awarded $1,500 in scholarship money to James J. Ferris High School of Jersey City, one of the top blood-donating schools in Hudson County.

A Jersey City man fired by Bayonne Medical Center has been awarded more than $2.1 million after suing the hospital under New Jersey's whistleblower law.

An explosion of gun violence has rocked Jersey City over the past week or so, seeming to culminate Friday night with the killing of a 12-year-old who was bouncing a basketball with his dad.

At least one candidate in the forthcoming Jersey City council runoff elections is bowing out of the race, and others may be considering it as well.

A Jersey City man was shot dead in his Kensington Avenue apartment on May 12, 2013.

Vincent Henry Wolters first wanted to go to the Atlantic side of the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C. After all, he was one of the American soldiers who helped his country defeat the Nazi war machine as Adolph Hitler's Germany threatened to control Europe and ultimately the world.

Though his time in the national spotlight amounted to only about a decade, Clerow "Flip" Wilson was one of the great comic voices of the 20th century, a compact fireball whose early-1970s NBC variety series embedded characters such as the Reverend Leroy of the Church of What's Happening Now and Geraldine Jones in the national consciousness.

After more than a decade of controversy and false starts that left a gaping hole in the center of South Orange Village , officials will finally break ground on the site of the former Beifus car dealership next to the South Orange New Jersey Transit train station.

If last week's mayoral vote in Jersey City convinced The Auditor of anything, it is that endorsements from elected officials matter very little.

Hoboken High School Class of 1964 is planning its 50th reunion for September of 2014.

The Hoboken Relay for Life will take place today from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. at Pier A, Hoboken.