Talia Lavin, a Teaneck resident, went into Final 'Jeopardy!' Wednesday with $600, and made people laugh with her answer.
Eddie J. Johnson, 27, would target people at Bergen County malls, police said.
Leonte Q. Carroo, a former Don Bosco Prep football player, is accused of slamming a woman onto a concrete surface, a published report said.
'Teresa Checks In' will be on Bravo beginning Oct. 11.
Cora will sign copies of 'Cooking as Fast as I Can" at Bookends at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
Mineral oil that insulates the transformer was 'likely' ignited by a spark, officials say.
Executive Director warns New Jersey travelers to 'be patient, be prepared.'
Temperatures expected to be in the mid 80s all week.
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All bus, rail, and light rail customers may use mobile application to purchase tickets and monthly passes and view schedules.
154 Bergen County residents were killed during the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Jack Rosenberg said he did not want to land his plane where kids were playing on a school athletic field — even if it cost him his life.
Co-hosts filed for personal bankruptcy last month after an unfavorable ruling was issued against them regarding a Tenafly renovation job.
About two-thirds of car seats are fitted incorrectly, officials said.
The Tuesday after Labor day might give some the post-summer blues, but not for pumpkin spice lovers.
Atlantic City Rail Lane and River Line will be used to bring people to see the Pope in Philadelphia.
Gate changes will affect 'tens of thousands' of commuters.
Clear, sunny skies and temperatures in the mid to high 80s forecast for Bergen County.
Fatality is one of seven cases of the West Nile Virus so far this season.
Keila Ravelo and her husband allegedly defrauded her law firm and MasterCard out of $7.8 million, authorities said.
Hudson-Bergen Light Rail trains will operate on a weekend schedule on Labor Day.
Utility wants residents to refrain from watering their lawns for the next few days. Reservoirs are at 50 percent capacity.
New York residents can enter a drawing for a chance to see Pontiff travel through the park before Mass Sept. 25.
Does your child need a new car or booster seat? They might, as of Tuesday.
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If you’re out Saturday night, and it’s a clear night, take a second to look up.
Measure is the first post Bridgegate reform to be made into law.
The 22-room Alpine home was purchased with cash.
Nicholas Piotti's lawyers leaning towards insanity defence, report says.
32-room house features a two-lane bowling alley, 2 elevators, and an art gallery wing.
At least an inch is expected to fall across the region, and the region could get "clobbered" by floods, wind and road closures.
Governor, senators Booker and Menendez, and U.S. Transportation secretary discuss ways of paying for proposed Gateway tunnel.
Leonard Robinson, 51, was killed on a Maryland highway while he was checking his Batmobile's engine Sunday night.
Burress is the first N.J. resident to be charged under a new law makes issuing a bad electronic funds transfer a criminal offense.
Gate assignments to change for 30 percent of bus routes.
'American Idol' alum arrested for kicking baby's mother in groin, cops say.
Jail satisfies the 622 requirements set by the state.
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