A Newark woman learns her fate after a jury convicts her in an armed robbery that left two adult siblings badly hurt. Continue reading…

Newark's spending raised red flags. The audit uncovered overpayment for state aid, unused gym memberships, and a historic school project that missed its deadline. Continue reading…

Kevin Dean Collins Sr., 68, of Greenville, Indiana, passed away Sunday, November 1, 2026, at his home. Kevin was born on Sunday, September 14, 1958, in Newark, New Jersey; son of Elmer and Emma (Hunter) [...]

FBI Newark put out a public alert for New Jersey trading card and collectibles shops. The warning covers a fraud and burglary scheme aimed at high-value items. Agents said criminals... The post FBI Warns New Jersey Trading Card Shops of Fraud and Burglary Scheme appeared first on 100.1 WJRZ.

La policía arrestó y presentó cargos contra un adolescente por su presunta relación con un tiroteo que dejó seis heridos, incluido el propio menor, durante la noche de Halloween en una concurrida zona de Main Street. El tiroteo ocurrió después de las 11 p.m., frente a Choate Street, cerca de la Universidad de Delaware. Según la policía de Newark, un joven de 19 años recibió un disparo en la espalda, mientras que otro de 20 años sufrió una herida de bala que le provoc

WANTAGE TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Sussex County) — Ricardo the bull, who captured national attention after wandering onto railroad tracks near Newark Penn Station in 2023, is enjoying life at a Sussex … The post Ricardo the bull, who wandered onto Newark train tracks in 2023, enjoying life at Sussex County animal sanctuary appeared first on WRNJ Radio.

The WNET Group examines Native American history, politics, craftmanship, and symbolism through landmark series, documentaries, and offerings from the THIRTEEN Vault. Visit thirteen.org/HonoringOurStories for more information. The post The WNET Group Highlights Indigenous Stories & Watershed Moments with “Honoring Our Stories: Native American Heritage” in November appeared first on The WNET Group.

NEWARK, N.J. (WOWO) — Brighter streetlights helped reduce nighttime violent crime by an estimated 46% in targeted areas of Newark, New Jersey, but the improvement did not last, according to a new study examining whether better lighting can make neighborhoods safer. Researchers found the largest reductions during the first six months after older streetlights were replaced with light-emitting diode, or LED, fixtures. The decline was driven largely by fewer aggravated assaults and robberies near

Newark Airport ranks among the worst U.S. airports for lost and mishandled belongings. You should probably know some things before you board your next flight there. Continue reading…

Previewing the postseason for Bridgewater-Raritan, East Orange, Elizabeth, Linden, Passaic Tech, Phillipsburg, Ridgewood and Union City.