The "Fix the Dollar" campaign is coming to Teaneck on Sept. 16 to discuss the monetary concerns of voters.
Freeholders will discuss future plans of the Bergen Regional Medical Center today.
Port Authority police officers who worked on the George Washington Bridge during 2013's "Bridgegate" were told to shut up, a memo revealed.
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Garden State's leader nominates U.S. Senator, television host and Facebook CEO to take the next challenge.
The meeting will review the timeline of revaluation project and allow residents to ask questions.
Prosecutor says a local investigation into how students obtained master keys to break into the school building for the prank remains ongoing.
According to a report, two incumbents and two newcomers have won seats on the Teaneck Town Council.
Residents have been complaining about the PD's response to a school prank that saw 63 students get arrested, report said.
Letter to the editor: Resident reacts to council candidates filing suit over timing of public documents being received.
Incumbents 'strongly support programs that benefit our most important residents—our youth,' resident says.
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Teaneck voter registration office will remain open until 9 p.m. Tuesday.
Councilman aims to enhance business districts, widen Route 4 and development of Alfred Avenue as goals if re-elected.
Resident 'looking for the personal attacks and half truths thrown about' by the candidates.
'Yellow dot' initiative will quickly provide first responders with relevant medical information of patients involved in accidents.
Wilson's last day of work was Thursday with his retirement taking effect on Sept. 1.
Yitz Stern says real estate revenue can make a big impact in Teaneck.
Officials to discuss sexting, bullying, hacking, ID theft and other online topics at free event at Richard Rodda Community Center.
Four Republicans are candidates for the party's nomination to run for two open seats on the Bergen County Freeholder Board, report says. GOP convention in March will decide.
Teaneck councilman details his search for a solution to "difficult" problem in the Township.
Burt Ross, who helped the FBI apprehend corrupt developers in the 1970s, said the governor is now 'not presidential quality.'
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A town budget meeting is currently scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m. and the next full council meeting is Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 7 p.m.
Castle, the former U.S. Marine disinvited to speak at Teaneck's Memorial Day celebration last year, announced his intentions on Facebook.
Elie Y. Katz explains a recent shift in hours at Teaneck's Municipal Building.
Governor's state-of-the-state address called 'disingenuous.'
Christie's approval ratings decline, but still strong in wake of unfolding scandal, poll says.
Refusal to answer committee's questions is a misdemeanor, state assemblyman says.
Chris Christie and the lane closure scandal dominated the media this week. We compiled a list of the best tweets from the governor's supporters and critics.
One woman claims she was so distraught by traffic that it caused her to vomit.
Bridget Kelly's friends rally around their Ramsey neighbor after her public dismissal from governor's office on Thursday.
'I take him for his word,' Mayor Mark Sokolich said after accepting governor's in-person apology late Thursday afternoon.
Kelly's 'time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee' email and other messages exchanged before lane closures surfaced Wednesday.
Share your thoughts by using the Twitter hashtag #Bridgegate as the governor responds to the growing scandal.
Governor said he is 'outraged' and had no knowledge of the alleged political payback scheme aimed at Fort Lee mayor.
Popular governor and potential presidential hopeful at center of brewing controversy.
'Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee,' wrote a deputy chief of staff to the governor, according to report.
As unemployment benefits dry up for thousands in New Jersey, Neighbors Helping Neighbors founder heads to D.C. to talk jobs.
How, where and when unmanned aerial surveillance could be used by law enforcement and fire departments is addressed in the legislation.