A 694-unit skyscraper could replace the vacant 1925 Jersey Journal building, but it comes with zero affordable units.

Sen. Angela McKnight says six missed tolls with $50 fees can snowball into a suspended license for Hudson County drivers.

Roselle leaders advanced redevelopment plans for a former Smith Woods site and 11 other scattered lots across the borough.

A Bergen County family says their son endured years of bullying while Ramsey schools treated him as the threat, not the victim.

Falchetta will pour Italian wines and steakhouse classics into the old Johnny Pepperoni space after 15 years of pizza.

Free event at Nutley High School Park Oval draws about 5,000 fans, with Santa riding in on a fire truck this year.

Mayor Adrian Mapp says he'll fight to keep his party post in 2027, while newly appointed Councilwoman Robin Bright plans to run for a full term.

Gladys K. Mongo joined strangers for an untrained ascent of Africa's tallest peak, surviving a camp fire and six falls along the way.

Santa and Mrs. Claus join hot chocolate and carols as South Plainfield closes out its 100th birthday year.

Officers say Kiesha Lee was carrying five fraudulent cards plus a fake license when they stopped the pair outside the Route 17 store.

A Newark jury took just two hours to convict Tia Roulhac, who later returned to the 400 block of South 17th Street and accidentally shot herself with the same gun.

Three artists blend portraits, sculpture and sound at the Paterson Museum, opening November 23 and running through April.

Shoppers can browse handmade gifts on Nov. 15, with admission just $2 and kids under 12 getting in free.