Secaucus News Headlines

Secaucus invites residents to submit their artwork for the 2024 Secaucus Art Exhibition at Town Hall.

Parents are angry after the Secaucus school district first said in March full-day PreK is coming, then took it away in June:

Check out CAVA for healthy Mediterranean, such as hummus, freshly made salads with or without meat, and grain bowls:

Mayor Gonnelli encourages the public to come, and Voorhees will specifically answer any and all questions about the reversal on free PreK:

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.

Provide feedback to Hudson County to help build safer streets for everyone.

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.

The barbershop that used to be Camilo's is under new ownership, now owned by a local Secaucus father of two. He welcomes your business:

Dilcia Nunez Gomez of Bellville, age 36, is arrested for prostitution after an undercover investigation at AJ’s Go-Go Bar on Secaucus Road.

See a list of free summer concerts and movies that will be taking place in Secaucus over the summer.

Wendell Bradley Jr. of Bayonne, age 27, and Joseph Brown of Jersey City, age 26, plead guilty to a string of armed robberies of gas stations.

See Secaucus Township's 2024 municipal budget.

Secaucus Police held their first-ever climb of all 25 flights of stairs at Harmon Cove Towers. Here's who climbed the fastest, and photos:

The Hudson County Chiefs of Police Association creates a new memorial web page honoring officers within Hudson County who lost their lives in the line of duty.

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.

A retail pot store called Illicit Gardens, which purchased assets from now-closed Harmony, already signed a lease to open at 30 Wood Avenue:

The Shake Shack in the Harmon Meadow section of Secaucus will open its doors for business at 11 a.m. this Monday, June 10.