Matthew Ozol taught math at Westfield High School before his arrest. A judge also ordered him to pay $10,000 to a victim.

Kearny's CFO says a $20 million cut could mean losing a fifth of the town workforce over three years.

The Jersey City favorite is bringing jerk chicken and teriyaki empanadas to a new Pacific Avenue café.

The superintendent said the call targeted no one specific, but it still triggered shelter-in-place orders at three more Hoboken schools.

The attack happened on Wallis Avenue as the man trailed the victim for several blocks, prosecutors say.

Astrid Real Estate Development wants 11 fewer parking spots than Harrison requires for its new mixed-use project.

Jackson's Jennifer Kuhn got genital-shaped gummies and death threats; other N.J. mayors are quitting over the abuse.

The Bayonne Board of Education is quietly testing the soil at 126 Broadway before any school gets built there.

Newark Avenue turns spooky on October 31, with a grown-ups-only Terror Tavern tucked into the fun.

Danielle Walker and Vanessa Rodriguez, both raising kids with special needs, pick up a key labor endorsement ahead of Nov. 3.

Superintendent John Niesz says the district expects to hear from a producer soon about a possible 2027 shoot.

Verisk says insurers can now pull loss cost and hail-history data straight through chatbots they already use at work.

Authorities recovered a body from the water at Bayonne Park Tuesday, with Hudson County now leading the investigation.