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Officials: 8 firefighters injured in Jersey City fire that collapsed vacant homes
Officials say the Jersey City Fire Department was called around 1:32 a.m. to the 300 block Fourth Street, where they found two vacant homes at 319 and 321 Fourth Street on fire. Both buildings collapsed within 30 minutes. No civilian injuries were reported, according to officials.
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A major drone show celebrating the FIFA World Cup coming to New Jersey could be seen Thursday night in the sky over Liberty ...
The city hosted a street dedication ceremony on June 28 where Court House Place, located between Baldwin and Oakland Avenues, ...
Celebrity fitness trainer Ally Love is no stranger to spreading the gospel of health and fitness, and now reveals how she has ...
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka will headline an event tonight for Jersey City Councilman James Solomon and City Councilman Frank ...
Wiss and Team Walker team up on Jersey City youth program teaching money skills through workshops, games and real-world ...
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Jersey City area reported from June 30 to July 6. There were 172 ...
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