Philip Devencentis

2-minute read HAWTHORNE — Ratepayers of the local water utility could be hit with large increases to their quarterly bills next year, and

Discarded cigarette butts, sparks flying off of chainsaw blades and piles of burning yard waste are other common culprits.

2-minute read WAYNE — The township has settled a series of commercial tax appeals, including a four-year dispute with the redeveloper of the former headquarters of Toys R Us.

New Jersey towns are required to have master plans and to revisit them through reexamination reports every 10 years.

Final results showed that the mayor's wife received 45 additional votes when mail-in ballots and provisional ballots were counted.

4-minute read NORTH HALEDON — The grainy images and video recordings of Nov. 22, 1963, have inhabited the shared consciousness of America for decades.

Wayne Lucina, an artist and historian, visited a Passaic County library to give a lecture on the unforgettable incident.

2-minute read WAYNE — A local smoke shop has been shut down by health officials for selling illegal products marketed to children.

Paterson, a longtime home for Syrian Americans, raised the three-star flag of the Syrian revolution before cheering crowds Saturday

2-minute read WAYNE — A new five-year contract between the township and its garbage hauler represents a nearly 25% increase over the cost of their current pact, but officials said the price hike was unavoidable.