Secaucus News Headlines

New Jersey launches the statewide campaign "No Hate in the Garden State" to raise public awareness about bias incidents and bias crimes.

Carnegie Diner & Cafe is bringing back its Fall Pumpkin Patch with all proceeds from pumpkin sales going toward Secaucus High School's Project Graduation.

Travis Murphy and Jed McDougal, both of Brooklyn, NY, are arrested for burglarizing vehicles at Restaurant Depot on Secaucus Road.

The Town of Secaucus is looking to hire seasonal part-time workers for its fall/winter programs at the Secaucus Ice Rink.

Learn more about the different community resources that are available in Hudson County every Thursday at the Secaucus Community Center.

Drop off new, unwrapped toys for less fortunate children at various locations throughout Secaucus from now through December 14, 2024.

Join us for the Secaucus Halloween Parade starting at the Secaucus High School followed by trick or treating at Schmidts Woods.

Join us in celebrating Halloween at Schmidts Woods with the annual haunted house and haunted trail.

Tired of Netflix? Then experience some live entertainment for a change. From musical performances to comedy shows, there's nothing like actually being there in person. Just check out these live events coming up in North Jersey.

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

See a list of flu shot clinics that will be occurring throughout Secaucus during the month of September.

Choose from a special Rotary Eats menu or signature dish with 15% to 20% of proceeds donated to the Secaucus Rotary Club Foundation.

Eduardo Contreras-Silva, a 49-year-old homeless man, was arrested at Royal Motel on Route 3 after he hit another man on the head with a beer bottle.

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.

Brian Digangi of Secaucus, age 38, is charged with two counts of lewdness after police found him masturbating inside his car in two different parking lots.

An investigation by the Hudson County Narcotics Task Force leads to the arrest of Nelson Villegas-Rios, Sebastian Ospina Osorio, and Larry Brito Marin.

Assessors from the NJ State Association of Chiefs of Police invite comments from the public as part of its examination of the Secaucus Police Department.

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

A memorial ceremony will be held in remembrance of the 23rd anniversary of September 11, 2001 at the 9/11 Memorial Site at the Secaucus Public Library.