Close to 30 vehicles were confiscated and more than 10 arrests were made after dirt bikes and all terrain vehicles were seen racing in various parts of the city over the weekend.
City officials and other activists staged a motorcade protest Monday to demand more jobs for Newark residents at the main hub of the Port of New York and New Jersey.
New Jersey's largest city and Uber announced a deal in which the company will pay the city $3 million up front as part of a 10-year $10 million agreement.
In an emailed statement, Mayor Ras Baraka said the tentative agreement will keep Uber in Newark while protecting the existing taxi and limousine industry.
Newark's police department will shift to a more community-focused approach to policing, add more training and submit to federal monitoring as part of a consent decree resulting from a Justice Department probe that found that officers routinely used excessive force and made street stops that disproportionately affected minorities.
Gov. Chris Christie continued his push for more charter schools in Newark on Monday and took a jab at Mayor Ras Baraka, accusing him of protecting an "old, failed system."