Matt Kadosh

The Arizona man attempted to cross the intersection against the light when the 18-year-old driver of a 2016 Nissan Rogue struck him on Nov. 7.

A plan to expand the Glen Ridge Country Club’s outdoor amenities calls for cutting down 56 trees and building a pool closer to the property line than the local law allows – something that has neighbors concerned.

While admitting to the Grinch-like nature of the inquiry, Montclair officials are scrutinizing the township’s tradition of giving away free on-street parking during the holiday shopping season.

A 47-year-old Little Falls man flipped his car in Montclair’s South End after suffering “medical episode” earlier this week, police said on Thursday.

Rep. Mikie Sherrill, a Democrat representing the New Jersey’s 11th Congressional District, is gunning for the state’s top office, officially.

Officials in Montclair may soon get a new way to solicit public feedback on township initiatives such as streetscape projects and other infrastructure improvements.

The Glen Ridge Country Club’s plans to cut down 56 trees – something that drew protesters to the club over the weekend – are on hold after the adjournment last week of a Zoning Board hearing on the club’s plans to expand its outdoor amenities.

Montclair’s Township Council, during a rare Saturday morning meeting, is scheduled to discuss the process for hiring a township attorney.

The Montclair Public Schools’ interim superintendent this week said the district heeded parents’ calls with a change to how it regulates students’ cell phone use during school hours only to have parents from the advocacy group Screen Aware Montclair push for a more stringent policy.

Montclair’s Township Council is slated discuss “complaints filed” against the Montclair CFO, who earlier this year won a $1.25 million settlemen.