Conduent says most Newark staff are safe, but 113 workers lose jobs once its tolling business sale to Quarterhill closes.

No injuries reported after a hallway ceiling gave way at Lake Drive School, which has served deaf and hard-of-hearing kids since 1969.

Unofficial tallies show Susan Poage up 539 votes on John Foster, with two council seats also up for grabs.

A free walking tour hits studios and galleries citywide this weekend, with a museum auction kicking things off.

The piece sits at Myrtle Avenue and Main Street, its typeface honoring Boonton's manufacturing roots.

Chef Uyen Kirshenbaum brings her mother's recipes to 114 Quimby St., with a ribbon-cutting set for Nov. 10.

A blocked hydrant trio during a Market Street blaze has Passaic weighing new firefighter ticket powers, with a final vote set for Thursday.

The toy-collecting train pulls into Hawthorne on Dec. 12, part of a 69-town, five-state route this season.

Doors open at 6 a.m. Thursday at Market Place at Neptune, with a first-responder lunch scheduled from noon to 3 p.m.

The Newark Avenue spot opened in 1999 and never shared why it's shutting down. Diners have until November 22 for a final meal.

Police say the 62-year-old was found lifeless inside his own Hyundai in a Mill Creek Drive garage before a suspect was chased down nearby.

Aldene Park gets a shade structure, fencing and police-linked cameras, while Borough Hall is slated for HVAC upgrades.

A planned 900-unit high-rise near the PATH station has been delayed after the application was carried more than eight times as a lawsuit over a vacated street drags on.