More stray cats have been reported this year than is typical and homes are needed for the pets.
Homeowners can raise their houses to a "new and appropriate elevation" set by FEMA standards without seeking a variance from local officials.
Borough officials advised drivers to obey "no parking" signs or vehicles will be towed.
Residents were polled on how they thought the property on the corner of Heights Avenue and Loretto avenue should be used.
A water main broke at River Road and Hopper Avenue Friday.
The Second Avenue home of Jeff and Barbara Dube has been deemed "unlivable" because of repeated flooding.
A water main on Plaza Road broke Tuesday morning, causing some residents to lose water service.
The system will sound alerts of possible lightning strikes at three borough field complexes.
Some of the courts were damaged in floods.
The Saddle Brook Council introduced a $20 million budget.
Homeowners would be able to raise their houses to a "new and appropriate elevation" set by FEMA standards.
The minibus will come straight to residents' homes starting this fall.
Midtown Manhattan terminal already at capacity in peak hours, agency says.
Fair Lawn Republican Joan Fragaloa is also seeking the seat.
The New Jersey State Assembly passed a resolution recommending the recent fare hike on Pascack Valley, Main and Bergen Line trains be rescinded.
The bankrupt engineering firm illegally donated to numerous politicians across New Jersey, according to a Star-Ledger report.
The funds will pay for items in all of the borough's parks.
The new ordinance creates a $700 annual fee for the owners of "potentially dangerous dogs."
The Fair Lawn municipal building will be closed on Fridays through August 30.
Congressman Scott Garrett presented the sisters of Mary Ann Collura with an American flag flown at the Capitol on April 17 in her honor.
DEP officials say the handicap ramp at Graydon Pool in Ridgewood won't be ready for summer.
Fair Lawn borough council adopted a $46.8 million municipal budget Tuesday that will increase taxes $32 on the average assessed homeowner.
Money to go to balancing the general state budget rather than building houses for low- and middle-income residents
Fair Lawn Republicans and Democrats are split over whether the borough should create a "Deputy Borough Manager" title that would serve as a true No. 2 behind the borough's manager.
Jim Van Kruiningen, a lifelong Fair Lawn resident and assistant to the borough manager for the past six years, will take over as acting manager on June 4.
Recently released closed session minutes detail Fair Lawn borough council's decision not to provide the manager a vote of confidence that he'd be retained after this year.
The townwide reassessment, undertaken because of the growing number of tax appeals, paid significant financial dividends for the borough in 2012.
If the budget is approved as introduced, average assessed homeowners will pay about $39 more in taxes than they did last year.
The law, inspired by the national uproar created by Nutley's "Tanning Mom," seeks to protect New Jersey's youth from the most common form of cancer.
Cristina Cutrone and Joan Goldstein will run on the Fair Lawn Democratic ticket for borough council in 2013.
The manager's budget allocates $60,000 to install commuter kiosks at the Radburn Train Station and the dirt lot on Fair Lawn Avenue by Route 208.
Bergen County Executive Kathleen Donovan will be out of the office for the next several weeks while she rehabs from multiple stress fractures in her back.
Therapists would be required to report patients who present a threat to themselves or others to state attorney general
Fair Lawn is beginning a hydrant-flushing program on Monday, April 1, that may result in discoloration of tap water.
Fair Lawn officials said the borough's new and improved website should be live by Monday, if not some time over the weekend.
A 3.4-mile stretch of Route 208 that extends from Fair Lawn north into Glen Rock will be resurfaced in both directions as part of a New Jersey Department of Transportation project.
Small Business Administration has already approved more than a half billion dollars for home and business owners
The bill creates more severe punishment for child porn possession and distribution.
The borough's estimated $1.3 million water tower paint job should start in early fall and be complete by the end of the year.