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Springfield Gateway breaks ground in Irvington

Developers, public officials and financial partners were on hand to break ground on Springfield Gateway, a $22.7 million development that will bring 48 affordable homes to Irvington, where 10 vacant lots once stood. The event was attended by co-developers Adenah Bayoh of Foya Development Group and Bryan Scotland of Lionheart...

Irvington, NJ · 2d

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Final Mass at St. Anthony’s East Newark will be celebrated on or around Nov. 23

Following consultation with parish leadership, the Archdiocese of Newark’s Council of Priests and parishioners, St. Anthony’s Church in East Newark will close its doors permanently for worship Nov. 23, 2026. Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin, as archbishop of Newark, has issued the decree formalizing this decision. The archdiocese says...

East Newark, NJ · 1d

News 12

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Jersey City to begin camera-assisted parking enforcement pilot next week in downtown, Journal Square

Despite the automated camera capture, city officials emphasized that the technology does not issue tickets independently.

Jersey City, NJ · 18h

TheStreet

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JPMorgan Chase announces 6th layoff round as workforce grows by over 4,800

The banking giant has disclosed job cuts affecting over 900 positions across three states this year, even as profits and overall employment rise.

New Jersey · 2d

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Scotch Plains Brothers Swim Alcatraz to Beat Rare Disorder Stealing Their Sight

Two brothers who grew up swimming for Scotch Plains-Fanwood High School dove into the frigid waters off Alcatraz Island last month and swam all the way to San Francisco, despite a rare genetic condition that is slowly taking away their sight and hearing. Ethan and Gavin Morrobel completed the crossing as part of a fundraiser built around their own diagnosis, turning a notorious prison escape route into a statement about what they believe anyone can do.

Scotch Plains, NJ · 1d

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Jersey City Sweepstakes Offers Five Years of Rent-Free Housing

A Jersey City housing initiative is giving one lucky winner the chance to live rent-free for five years through a partnership between Roots of Opportunity Foundation and real estate brokerage SERHANT. The Jersey Keys Sweepstakes centers on The Caliburn, a former convent at 166 Hancock Avenue in Jersey City Heights...

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

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This Newark, New Jersey Deli Has Piled Its Pastrami Sandwiches So High Since 1962 That One Is Plenty

Some sandwiches are lunch, and some sandwiches are a two-day plan. In downtown Newark, one family deli has been stacking pastrami on rye since 1962, and the portions are so big that many people walk out with half of it wrapped for later. The menu boldly calls it the best...

Newark, NJ · 2d

Courier News

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Piscataway blows lead, rallies to stun Irvington in North 1 Group 5

This article was updated with more information. PISCATAWAY — The final three and a half minutes were about as wild, unexpected, momentum turning and deflating as you could likely see in a football game. Piscataway topped Irvington 29-28 to win the North 1 Group 5 title on Saturday, Nov. 14, in its second straight thriller. The Chiefs will host Passaic Tech, the North 2 Group 5 winners, in next Saturday’s Group 5 semifinal. More: Central Jersey football Week 11 live playoff scoreboard, links More: Landon Pernell continues dad's legacy as Piscataway quarterback First, No. 3-seeded Piscataway had to get past fourth-seeded Irvington in an unlikely final between two upset-minded teams with belief. Piscataway’s Landon Pernell threw the game-winning 9-yard touchdown pass to Shawn McGee in the right side of the end zone with 26 seconds left that came after the Chiefs recovered an onside kick. “They had the momentum,” Piscataway coach Dan Higgins said. “They were making plays. You could see we were flat, but we just rallied. They weren’t going to just quit. Our whole thing was like, ‘Yo, we’re going down fighting. We are not stopping until this thing is over and we’re going to keep going at

Piscataway Township, NJ · 14h

ABCNY

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NJ Transit to resume normal schedule following work on new Portal Bridge

The transit system has been operating on a revised schedule to allow completion of the bridge project.

Newark, NJ · 10h

New Jersey Globe

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Sean Martin Connolly, ex-Jersey City corporation counsel, dies at 67

Sean M. Connelly, a former Jersey City corporation counsel under Mayor Bret Schundler whose colorful career included law, politics and acting, died on November 8. He was 68. A graduate of Seton Hall University School of Law, Connelly served as the city’s chief attorney during the Schundler administration and later practiced law as a partner at Barry McTiernan & Wedinger.

Jersey City, NJ · 16h

Gothamist

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'A palace for the people': Historic, grand Loew's theater reopens in Jersey City

The Saint Peter's Preparatory School choir at the Loews theater in Jersey City. The theater was maintained by volunteers for decades, until it closed five years ago. [ more › ]

Jersey City, NJ · 1d

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NJ food insecurity grows; holiday meal efforts underway

HILLSIDE, N.J. (PIX11) — Trending in the wrong direction: food insecurity in the Garden State, just before the holiday season. “We’re definitely seeing an increased need this year, almost across the board, from our pantries,” said Community Food Bank of New Jersey’s President and CEO Elizabeth McCarthy, who says donations and volunteers are appreciated as […]

New Jersey · 1d

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Irvington’s Aging Sports Facilities Raise Safety Risks for Athletes

Irvington High’s aging sports facilities and equipment may be putting student-athletes at risk while limiting their ability to train and compete. Safety concerns include slippery tennis courts, poorly maintained pool conditions and a weight room that relies heavily on free weights. Funding largely depends on parent donations, while district processes and financial constraints slow broader improvements.

Irvington, NJ · 2d

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Montclair’s case against the New Jersey school funding formula, by the numbers

Montclair’s public schools got the largest aid increase the state allows this year: about $600,000. Their health insurance costs rose $4.2 million. Superintendent Ruth B. Turner says that gap shows what’s broken in the New […]

Montclair, NJ · 1d

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Passaic Tech has found its groove as it heads to Maloney to face Phillipsburg in North 2, Group 5 title tilt Friday night

Passaic Tech’s Ahmad Williams scores a touchdown at Elizabeth in the North 2, Group 2 semifinals on November 6, 2026. (Source: Hudl) When Phillipsburg hosts Passaic Tech in the North 1, Group 5 championship game Friday night, the Stateliners will have to face one of the most consistent programs in New Jersey high school football.

Phillipsburg, NJ · 2d

News 12

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Power & Politics: NJ's new lieutenant governor; is Iran an adversary? Helping our veterans

Lt. Gov. Shirley Emehelu, NJ Reentry Corporation Executive Director and Chairman, former Gov. Jim McGreevey and NJ Reentry Corporation Director of Veterans Services Sharon McGreevey join the show this week.

New Jersey · 14h

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Essex County, RWJBarnabas Health to Host Thanksgiving Food Distribution Nov. 19

Essex County Executive Joseph N. DiVincenzo Jr. and RWJBarnabas Health will host a Thanksgiving food distribution event Thursday, Nov. 19, at Essex County Branch Brook Park in Newark to help families facing food insecurity and rising food costs. The event will begin at 9 a.m. at the park’s Cherry Blossom...

Essex County, NJ · 2d

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Newark Museum Hands Enslaved Potter's 1852 Jug Back to His Descendants, Then Buys It Back

The Newark Museum of Art has handed ownership of an 1852 stoneware jug back to the descendants of the enslaved potter who made it, then turned around and bought the piece back so it could stay in the museum's permanent collection. The jug, signed by David Drake and crafted from stoneware measuring 36.8 centimeters by 27.9 centimeters, had been part of the museum's holdings since 2022, when it was acquired to help teach visitors about the history of enslavement and enslaved labor.

Newark, NJ · 1d

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A Teenage Rembrandt Estimated at $800 in a New Jersey Auction Sold for $870,000

For decades it sat in a New Jersey family’s home as a dark little picture nobody thought much about. In 2015 a local auction house catalogued it as an anonymous Continental painting and estimated it at a few hundred dollars. It turned out to be one of the earliest known paintings by Rembrandt, made when he was a teenager.

Bloomfield, NJ · 1d

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Greenville graduate Tripp Davis inducted into NJIT Athletics Hall of Fame

GREENVILLE — From the pitching mound at Greenville High School to professional baseball, Tripp Davis built a career that has earned him a place in the New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics Hall of Fame. Davis, a 2009 Greenville graduate and son of Mark and Gretchen Davis, was inducted...

Newark, NJ · 1d

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