Jeffrey Henig

A man was shot on Monday morning in Jersey City and was taken to a local hospital in critical condition. The incident is under investigation. Police recovered a handgun from the scene, the corner of Bramhall and Clerk.

Hoboken announces new Housing Improvement Program to provide low-to-moderate income residents with funds for essential repairs, if they qualify.

JCPD and the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office Homicide Unit are investigating the stabbing death of an 18-year old man on Friday night near Duncan Avenue and Wilmont Street.

Two Jersey City residents and one from Ramsey have by charged with Theft By Deception by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office following an investigation.

Hoboken announces how residents can properly dispose of their Christmas trees.

The Hoboken City Council reorganized Wednesday night, naming Jen Giattino President for the fifth time, with Jim Doyle becoming Vice President. The Council also heard a proposal for a public arts plan for the city.

Harrison families who need a little assistance putting food on their table can receive free food during Tuesday's distribution at the Elks Lodge between 1 and 4 pm, or until supplies last.

The new Legislative session begins Tuesday. On Monday, veteran lawmakers bid farewell; Sacco, Cunningham, Chaparro, Jimenez and Mejia. Allen, Ramirez, McCann-Stamato, Morenco and Rodriguez take their oaths Tuesday. McKnight and Mukherji move up to the Senate.

The Bayonne Police Department's two K9 Units recently visited Bayonne Energy for a demonstration of their narcotics detection and suspect apprehension abilities.

The Rite Aid store on Broadway in Bayonne is among the six stores in New Jersey slated to close.