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Secaucus Police revealed many interesting things they have been working on in a Tuesday night public meeting at the Rec Center.

Grandparents in the United States are confronting technology barriers and unfamiliar subjects as kids return to online classrooms.

A new vaccine can be made quickly without cutting corners, experts say.

By the end of 2020, food banks will likely play a crucial role in feeding nearly 54 million food-insecure Americans.

WATCH: Gov. Murphy said NJ had its highest coronavirus numbers in a while, and state officials issued a new warning. Here's why.

The non-profit organization was created to address the health and economic crisis in New Jersey caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

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What to expect from the weather this weekend in the Secaucus area.

Geico insurance company says Yan Moshe, who owns the Secaucus hospital, paid kickbacks in exchange for patient referrals.

The sunken and abandoned sailboats have muddled the waters between Hoboken and Weehawken. Now the city is applying for a grant to help.

Here are a few of the properties currently on the market near you.

Shalom Yehudiel owns The Humble Toast. He will appear on the Food Network's "Chopped" as his business navigates the coronavirus pandemic.

A cow bench named Marilyn was stolen from the ice cream shop last year. After a long saga, she's home, but hiding.

The college football conference will adopt “stringent medical protocols” in 2020, reversing an August decision to cancel the season.

The city will permit businesses to use propane tanks and electric heaters outside. The city also noted an "uptick" in coronavirus cases.

WATCH: Gov. Murphy criticized young people for allowing COVID-19 to spread "substantially," saying the spike will impact NJ's reopening.

A “Super Polling Site” at the Prudential Center in Newark would be a slam dunk for voting rights, NBA star J.R. Smith said.

Your neighbors are posting on Patch. Here's the latest. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)