Local News

Lawmakers Propose Helicopter Noise Bill After Murphy Urges FAA

New legislation and Gov. Murphy’s appeal to the FAA aim to curb helicopter noise and improve safety for Hudson County residents.

Latest in Local News
Jersey City Pride Festival Unites Community for LGBTQ+ Rights

The celebration marked 25 years of unity with the Equality March and community support for LGBTQ+ rights in Hudson County.

Three men stand in front of a community garden
Trenton’s Environmental Solutions Put Spotlight On Governor’s Race

Local leaders and advocates gathered in Trenton to showcase the city’s efforts to create healthy, energy-efficient communities as the gubernatorial race nears its end.

Person stands at podium while two others stand behind them holding the signs.
Jersey City Launches Investigation into Portside Towers Rent Control Violations

Jersey City Council launches investigation into Portside Towers after tenants allege illegal rent hikes and $400M class action lawsuit.

South Jersey To See Expanded Public Transit Options This Fall

South Jersey transit expands with new electric buses, a Vineland–Atlantic City shuttle, and microtransit services to boost access.

Paterson Officials Hope To Restore Water Service By Thursday Evening

Paterson aims to restore water by Thursday after a major main break; boil advisory remains for several towns.

More Than Cookies And Patches: Girl Scouts’ CreateHer Summer Inspires Newark Families

Girl Scouts’ “CreateHer Summer” offers free creative & wellness activities for Newark girls, promoting confidence, diversity, and community.

Woman with Flower in Hair Dancing
Newark’s Annual Latin Festival Combines Celebration And Domestic Violence Prevention Efforts

Newark’s Latin Festival returns August 17 with music, food, family activities, and resources focused on domestic violence prevention.

Liberty State Park Unveils $1 Billion Revitalization Master Plan After Years Of Community Input

$1B Liberty State Park plan adds sports fields, playgrounds, and restores historic areas after years of public input.

Passaic City Council Advances 3% Rent Increase Cap And Stronger Tenant Protections

Passaic backs 3% rent cap, ending vacancy decontrol after tenant-led push for stronger housing protections.