Secaucus News Headlines

Harmon Cove resident Green is asking Secaucus residents to donate travel-size shower soaps and laundry detergent to help the homeless:

The fire started in the basement, and the home had taken on about six inches of water in the basement in Sunday night's heavy rain:

Residents are invited submit their artwork for the 2024 Secaucus Art Exhibit at the Secaucus Town Hall.

An employee at Long Shot gun range​ in Secaucus is accused of pointing a gun at a customer after the two got into an argument Saturday:

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

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.

Seven people filed to run, and Secaucus residents will be asked to choose three. There are some familiar names:

Attend the Secaucus Small Business Fair on September 14, 2024 at the Secaucus Plaza Center parking lot.

Police say the two forged documents pertaining to his payroll deductions inside Secaucus town hall last week:

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

Getting tired of Netflix? Then get out of the house and experience some live entertainment for a change. From music performances to comedy routines, there's nothing like actually being there in person. Just check out these live events coming up in North Jersey.

Secaucus is conducting a public auction sale of surplus property that is no longer needed for public use.

The vape store is right around the corner from where Secaucus' newest pot shop will be, Illicit Gardens dispensary at 30 Wood Avenue.

James Baker of Secaucus, age 24, and Arwa Elmohdli of North Bergen, age 21, is arrested for the murder of a 31-year-old man on Meadowview Avenue.

The woman said she was sexually assaulted on May 3 by a co-worker inside her truck parked on Seaview Drive:

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

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.

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.

Also, a grocery store is still on track to open in the old taekwondo building at 845 First Street: