North Bergen News

Authorities say a garbage truck struck a light rail train carrying about 20 passengers in northern New Jersey Thursday.

PHOTOS >> >> >> >> >> >> >> Weehawken mayor hurt in car crash By PAUL TAKAHASHI WEEHAWKEN - Mayor Richard Turner was involved in a fender-bender on Boulevard East Wednesday night when a driver swerved into his lane near the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel, officials said yesterday.

Along Lincoln Harbor and Boulevard East, residents from Bergen , Essex, and Hudson counties were setting up lawn and beach chairs and blankets to get the best view and beat the crowds.

Fireworks will light up the Hudson again tomorrow night as they did for the opening of the W Hotel in Hoboken in April.

Weehawken Mayor Richard Turner was involved in a two-car collision last night. Weehawken Mayor Richard Turner was involved in a two-car accident last night and was hospitalized for a time, township Public Safety Director Jeff Welz confirmed this morning.

Bayonne Now Hoboken Now Hudson County Now PHOTOS MORE JERSEY JOURNAL PHOTOS >> ARCHIVED JERSEY JOURNAL PHOTOS >> JERSEY JOURNAL VIDEO The Bayonne Stop & Shop held its third annual hot dog eating contest in its 32nd Street parking lot on June 27, 2009.

Tributes to the King of Pop continued Wednesday at the Apollo Theater, where the weekly Amateur Night turned into a Michael Jackson celebration, with impersonators emulating his outfits and mimicking his dance moves.

Hate blogger Harold "Hal" Turner was supposed to face the judge this afternoon, but because of a power outage, his bail hearing was canceled.

Failure of a large electricity cable has caused blackouts in several North Hudson municipalities, and power to North Bergen Township Hall is out, officials said.

The garden and long benches outside the beer hall. No, this isn't in Hoboken, but it's close! Zeppelin Hall , a European-style biergarten is scheduled to open tomorrow in downtown Jersey City.

Helen Manogue , of the Hoboken Quality of Life Coalition, and others vow they will fight an approved strip mall on top of the Palisades cliffs in North Bergen.

North Bergen police are hunting for a man who shot two people Monday morning outside the Super 8 Motel at 2800 Columbia Ave., police said yesterday.

Hal Turner, an intermittent internet radio talk show host and blogger, was arrested today by FBI agents at his home in North Bergen, N.J., on a federal complaint filed in Chicago alleging that he made internet postings threatening to assault and murder three federal appeals court judges in Chicago in retaliation for their recent ruling upholding ...

Switch and Data announced that Hudson Fiber Network would launch its new Exchange Connect platform in its North Bergen, New Jersey data center, with a guaranteed service level agreement of 750 microseconds.

White supremacist and hate-radio talk show host Harold Charles Turner, of North Bergen, also known as Hal Turner, appears before Judge Kevin Callahan at Hudson County superior court in Jersey City for his bail hearing, Monday, June 8, 2009.

Federal prosecutors say a white supremacist blogger who was upset over a court ruling has been arrested in New Jersey on charges of threatening to assault or murder three Chicago-based federal judges.

HighPoint towing made headlines in December when its owner and others were charged with launching stolen trucks from a cliff to get recovery fees, but a guilty plea yesterday on unrelated charges yesterday ended HighPoint's 85-year history, officials said.

NORTH BERGEN Police are investigating a shooting that wounded two people on Monday morning outside a Super 8 Motel near Route 495.

Hal Turner, the Internet radio host accused of inciting Catholics to "take up arms" against two state legislators and an official in the Office of State Ethics, didn't have a lot to say during his arraignment Monday morning at Superior Court in Hartford.

Opinion Transportation New Jersey Blogger Arraigned June 22, 2009 11:41 AM Posted to Courts The New Jersey blogger and radio host charged with asking his readers to "take up arms" against two state lawmakers and a state official was arraigned Monday in Hartford Superior Court.