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The News 12 Networks consist of several regional cable news TV channels serving the New York metropolitan area, all operated by Altice USA. These channels offer continuous news updates around the clock, with a main emphasis on areas surrounding Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.

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Paterson honors baseball legend Larry Doby with multimillion-dollar renovated stadium

1 week ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

The $2.8 million revitalization is complete at Larry Doby Field at Eastside Park in Paterson. The city held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday for the renovated field. Calling it a “field of dreams,” officials celebrated the new facility with a special event. "Whenever they step up to the plate, they gotta think about Larry Doby, his legacy, his leadership," said Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh. The field is home to the Eastside High School baseball team, where Larry Doby was an alumnus.
Nonprofits teach moms about safe sleep habits for children ahead of Mother's Day

1 week ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

A nonprofit in Essex County is focusing on educating new and future moms about child care ahead of Mother's Day. Franciscan Charities in Newark had about 30 parents in its family program in 2018 - that number has now grown to over 150 families. "The need is growing, and education is so important for these young moms.
NJ State Teacher of the Year inspires students through mindfulness and positivity

1 week ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

It's Teacher Appreciation Week, a time to celebrate educators throughout the state. "Every teacher puts in hours, we put our hearts into the work we do, and having recognition like this is just mind-blowing because you just feel really seen," said teacher Stephanie Lachenauer. Lachenauer is the 2024-2025 New Jersey State Teacher of The Year. She works at Montgomery Upper Middle School. Since an early age she knew education was her calling.
Delays continue Friday at Newark Liberty due to construction, staffing issues

1 week ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

Newark Liberty International Airport is experiencing hundreds of flight delays and cancellations due to construction and staffing issues. According to the Federal Aviation Administration, more than 400 flights were delayed as of Thursday evening and more than 200 were canceled. As of Friday morning, nine flights were delayed, and 14 flights were canceled. The FAA says that a shortage of air traffic controllers is one reason for the slowdown.
An overnight fire in Trenton damaged homes and displaced residents

2 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

Two homes on Boudinot Street were left uninhabitable by the fire. Residents came back today to see the damage and collect belongings. The homeowner next door was at work when the fire began. "I got a phone call saying a fire started next door and they heard a loud explosion," says Tyreka Thomas. Thomas ran home but was stopped by the emergency response. "I really couldn't get up here.
Nutley schools face tax hike, cuts to sports and special education resources

2 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

Nutley schools face tax hike, cuts to sports and special education resourcesCuts to athletics and extra-curriculars are just part of a proposal the Nutley Board of Education shared Monday, looking ahead to the 2025-2026 school year. The board proposed over $5 million in cuts during the budget hearing. They hope to reach that figure by not replacing retired or resigned positions, restructuring services like the paraprofessional program and cutting special education resources.
Grant applications now open for businesses impacted by I-80 closures

2 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

Closures continue in Morris County as crews work to repair sinkholes on Interstate 80. The latest timeline has two westbound lanes opening at the beginning of May. Wharton businesses have felt losses amid the closures, but some relief is in sight. The Route 80 Business Assistance Grant Program just opened, and already, hundreds of applications have been submitted. As of Thursday night, over 350 businesses have applied, according to officials. "Important for those hit hardest in Wharton.
Jersey Avenue construction closure expected to last for months

3 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has closed part of Jersey Avenue between Jersey City and Hoboken for construction. It's expected to last months and impact drivers particularly during commuting hours. Residents and drivers are asked to plan ahead for delays. The road will be closed between 18th Street in Jersey City to Harrison Street in Hoboken. It's closed to all vehicle and pedestrian traffic 24 hours a day.
Randolph Township requests more troopers along Route 10 amid I-80 traffic and fatal crash

4 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

Randolph Township is requesting a heightened response on Route 10 following increased traffic and after a deadly crash. There is a memorial set up at the intersection of Millbrook and Route 10. It has crosses, flowers and a teddy bear, honoring the people that died in the multivehicle fatal crash last week. The crash took place last Thursday around 3 p.m. It involved four vehicles including a school minivan, with students and employees.
SNAP files complaints against Newark's Tobin, 7 other US cardinals, as part of Conclave Watch initiative

4 weeks ago | newjersey.news12.com | Sarah Goode

The Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests announced it has filed of formal complaints against several U.S. cardinals, including Cardinal Joseph Tobin, of Newark. The announcement in front of Seton Hall on Tuesday included more information about the formal complaints against the cardinals, with a focus on Tobin. SNAP says it is concerned due to the role of U.S. Catholic cardinals in the next papal conclave.