When Michael Lapolla takes the reins, Montclair will have had four people occupy the town manager’s seat within the past five months.
A final decision is getting closer on one of Montclair’s most-debated real estate plans in decades: Lackawanna Plaza.
Montclair's insurer negotiated a settlement to end the attack. It cost $450,000, a report says.
The town hall touched on issues such as gun control laws, mental health resources and bipartisan cooperation in Congress.
Montclair cut ties with its former town manager after allegations of a “toxic workplace” surfaced. Here’s who is taking over – for now.
The vouchers can be used at the Montclair Farmers’ Market and are eligible for participating in City Green's Good Food Bucks program.
Supporters hailed more money for property tax relief and schools. But critics blasted “tax breaks for corporations and wealthy households.”
Rep. Mikie Sherrill gave her blessing to the 2024 NDAA. But other New Jersey lawmakers are questioning the nation’s rising military budget.
A proposed law would require many schools to stock menstrual products in female/gender-neutral bathrooms – with the state footing the bill.
It wasn’t on the agenda. But that didn’t stop people from showing up at a Montclair town council meeting to call for a big shift in funding.
A proposed state law would give large property tax breaks to wealthy seniors who own their homes – but ignore those who rent.
Some additional details needed to be worked out, a Montclair town council member said.
The Montclair School District had to make staff cuts to close a budget gap. Should the township start sharing PILOT revenue to help it out?
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Nia Gill went heads up against Richard Codey in one of the state’s most anticipated races. Two Assembly seats were also up for grabs.
Authorities are probing a cyber incident that hit Montclair’s IT department, authorities announced on the day of the 2023 primary election.
Montclair Voter Guide: Here’s what you need to know if you want to vote in the primary election on Tuesday.
Only one New Jersey lawmaker voted against the Fiscal Responsibility Act. But that doesn’t mean they’re happy about the way it went down.
Here are some voting reminders for the primary election from Montclair Township.
Here's what to know about Montclair's township pools this summer season.
Yacobellis, who would be the town’s first openly gay mayor, has supported “progressive policies” such as rent control and legal cannabis.
When the last U.S. military draft ended in 1973, women represented just 2% of the enlisted forces. Here’s where the number stands today.
A large crowd of Montclair students attended a board of education meeting, pleading to save their teachers’ jobs. They later held a walkout.
A hearing for Montclair’s latest municipal spending plan also drew a crowd of students who were concerned about the separate school budget.
Mikie Sherrill (NJ-11): “Republican leaders are putting partisan politics and a right-wing agenda above our national security.”
Montclair’s municipal tax levy will increase by 1.95 percent if the council approves it. Here’s what it would cost local homeowners.
Montclair residents can learn more about the proposed town budget – including a potential tax hike.
Montclair Republican leader: “Joe Biden took a career in public service and turned it into a massive influence-peddling business.”
Employers in New Jersey have one less way to “wait out” workers during labor disputes thanks to a new law, advocates say.
Montclair has officially cut ties with its former township manager, Timothy Stafford, who was accused of creating an abusive workplace.
Tim Stafford was placed on paid leave amid allegations that he created an abusive work environment in Montclair’s local government.
Gill is chair of the Montclair Democratic County Committee. He is one of several candidates running in the June primary election.
Two Black firefighters in Montclair are alleging that promotions at the Montclair Fire Department favor white firefighters, a report says.
League of Women Voters of Montclair Area: It's the first election to use the new legislative maps based on the results of the 2020 census.
VIDEO: The congresswoman discussed the latest abortion controversy, “judge shopping” and mifepristone with experts at a panel in Montclair.
The list of possible projects includes fire facility rehab, skate park upgrades and a new municipal complex with a senior/community center.
Montclair’s township manager, Tim Stafford, is facing accusations of creating an abusive workplace.
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James Ray III, now 60 years old, looked at the jury as his lawyer argued he shot 44-year-old Angela Bledsoe in self-defense, not cold blood.