Secaucus News Headlines

From elegant dances like the Tango to more fast-paced styles like the Salsa, there are lots of ways to trip the light fantastic. Get your feet moving with these dance-related events happening in Northern New Jersey.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus Police Department.

The purpose of this position is the daily operations associated with the Secaucus Police Department’s dispatch section.

Secaucus residents are invited to see the matinee performance of Tommy the Musical on Broadway in New York.

The latest Secaucus Township newsletter is now available.

Interested in a foreign language? Want to learn about another culture? Or looking for others with the same background to connect with? Then these activities in Northen New Jersey might be right up your alley.

18-year-old Malahki E. Issac of Newark, who was arrested for stealing from a motor vehicle in Secaucus, is now also changed with the illegal trafficking of firearms.

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus Police Department.

Feel like you are becoming a couch potato? Then get off the sofa, and check out these upcoming fitness activities happening in Northern New Jersey.

30-year-old Hakeem Lee and 42-year-old Majda Hodzic-Lee, both of Edna Place in Secaucus, are arrested for charges related to phone scams.

Here are the times to see the total solar eclipse in Secaucus, which will occur on Monday, April 8.

Secaucus resident Aiden Jia shines at Montclair Kimberley Academy as a forward for the MKA ice hockey team.

A Secaucus man was charged with bias intimidation and harassment for making a racially-charged comment to a woman and her young child:

Last week's arrests and incidents as released by the Secaucus Police Department.

Secaucus is now accepting job applications for various summer positions for high school and college students.

Looking for some fun? From board games to video games, connect with others who share your gaming interests at various gatherings that are taking place next week in Northern New Jersey.

For unknown reasons, Alfonso has been suspended with pay, his $180,000 yearly salary.

Kathryn Jarvis of Secaucus is arrested for the sale of illicit drugs from a residence on the 200 block of Front Street.

On April 9th, the Harlem Wizards will be coming to Secaucus to participate against school faculty, staff, and administrators in a charity basketball game.

The balmy weather brought approximately 50 cars to parking lots on Enterprise Avenue Sunday night. Residents reported hearing drag racing: