Philip Devencentis

WAYNE — The township has paid more than half a million dollars in tax refunds to Valley National Bank following a decade-long dispute over the assessed value of a portion of its former office complex.

Show Caption WAYNE — A circus that blends death-defying stunts with unique accessibility for its audience, including presentation in sign language, will be performed this weekend at William Paterson University

The first 100 customers at the new store at Plaza Square Shopping Center in Wayne will get “golden tickets” worth up to $100.

WAYNE — Officials are considering a new ordinance with strict criteria for keeping bamboo after fielding complaints about its explosive spread in neighborhoods.

2-minute read WAYNE — The township community center opened just before sunrise Monday at the former YMCA, ushering in a new dawn for public recreation.

2-minute read NORTH HALEDON — Voters approved a ballot question Tuesday to ensure police officers stay in local schools and that their health care benefits and salaries are covered by the K-8 district

The race for three seats on the Haledon school board will be decided when election officials finish counting mail-in ballots.

2-minute read NORTH HALEDON — A total overhaul of the Kennedy-era veterans building on High Mountain Road is nearing completion.

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.