The longtime Ward 1 council vice-president is stepping aside, leaving his seat to a Semler-Siessel matchup on Nov. 3.

The Broad Street shop's manager says it can frame almost anything, and pet portrait sessions are coming up.

Police swarmed a block near Irvington Avenue Monday night after reports of gunfire left one dead and as many as seven wounded.

Police say a juvenile gathering near Park Avenue turned chaotic Saturday night after a witness reported hearing at least five shots.

The Cranford shop's start beat expectations, and owner Anthony Marra Jr. says Wayne and Denville locations are coming this winter.

A five-person Halloween Council picked the Westfield block over 149 other streets nationwide, and a Reese's block party lands there Oct. 31.

The six-story building will anchor a new public plaza designed to host farmers markets and the township's car show.

Rep. Josh Gottheimer wants state and federal regulators to examine seven years of Linden zoning changes affecting Orthodox Jewish families.

The city-owned Park Avenue site could host a restaurant and ground-floor shops, officials say, but several approvals still stand in the way.

Developer Warren King has about 60 Roselle homes built since 2013, with seven more projects now in the pipeline.

Teamsters say the locked-out crews include Bayway's emergency response teams, raising safety fears in Linden and beyond.

Berkeley Heights police located missing juvenile Jinessy on October 20 after initial reports gave conflicting last-seen dates.

Chief John Cook, who led Springfield's force since 2011, faces formal charges officials won't detail. A captain now runs daily operations.