Clark Mayor Recycles Letter Urging Attacks On Somali Neighbors, Residents Sound Alarm
Residents of one New Jersey town are sounding the alarm over troubling anonymous letters urging attacks on Somali families. Even more troubling, they say, is that local officials who received the same letters didn't think to report them.
The letters, postmarked Oct. 30 and mailed to homes in Clark, Union County, identified residents as "somali in heritage" and named a specific street, telling recipients that if "trouble begins," their "first return attack should be there," according to the community Facebook page Stronger Clark.
The sender identified itself as "Americans For Safety," the gr…
Man Vanishes Beneath Voorhees Lake Behind Library As Police Watch, Search Underway
A man disappeared beneath the surface of a lake in Camden County late Friday, Nov. 13, as police officers tried to reach him, authorities said.
Voorhees police responded to a 911 call near the Camden County Library on Laurel Road around 11:50 p.m., Capt. Daniel Scheets said. Officers spotted an unidentified adult man in a nearby lake, but he went underwater as they attempted to make contact with him, Scheets said.
Surveillance footage showed the man running toward the water's edge before the incident, according to police. Firefighters, emergency management personnel, dive teams, a…
Tony Baloney's Owner Confirms Fans' Worst Fears: 'F—ing Furious'
After 11 years of serving some of New Jersey's wildest pizza creations, Tony Boloney's has officially closed its doors.
Owner Mike Hauke announced the permanent closure of the popular eatery at 263 First St., in Hoboken, in an emotional Instagram post, confirming that the restaurant has been closed since a kitchen fire in July 2025 and will not reopen.
"Hoboken is done. I wish I didn’t have to post this," he wrote.
Tony Boloney's opened in 2014 and became known for its wildly unconventional pizzas, including the Beer-Izza, topped with Mexican beer-marinated steak, cheese, jalapeños, and gu…
Emerson Widower Says Prosecutors Won't Return Slain Wife's Belongings In New Lawsuit
A Bergen County man whose wife was reportedly stabbed 55 times and found dead in Overpeck County Park six years ago is suing prosecutors, claiming they have refused to return her personal belongings despite her killer's conviction (see lawsuit attached at the bottom of this news article).
Victor Rosasco, of Emerson, filed the lawsuit Monday, Nov. 9, in Bergen County Superior Court, seeking the return of items belonging to his late wife, Divna Rosasco, 51, who was murdered in Cresskill on June 14, 2020.
When reached by email for comment, the BCPO's Chief of Detectives, Jeff Angermeyer, said …
100 MPH Chesterfield Tornado Rips Roof Off School, Collapses Barn: NWS
A tornado packing winds of 100 mph tore through Burlington County, collapsing a barn, ripping part of a school roof off, and sending wooden beams flying into neighboring yards, the National Weather Service confirmed Friday, Nov. 13.
The EF-1 tornado touched down in Chesterfield around 4 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 12, traveling 1.5 miles in five minutes with a maximum width of 100 yards, according to the NWS.
On Friday morning, the National Weather Service (NWS) confirmed that a tornado touched down near Old York Road in Chesterfield, New Jersey. https://t.co/jjrnfawiAv — NBC10 Philadelphia (@NB…
