Riley Yates

Roselle's police chief was quietly relieved of his duties in August amid allegations he made graphic homophobic remarks to his officers, NJ Advance Media has learned.

Embattled Clark Mayor Sal Bonaccorso will seek reelection this year despite criminal charges alleging he abused his office and a racism scandal in which he was caught on tape using slurs that included the n-word.

Warren County has agreed to pay more than $2 million to two men who said they were sexually abused decades ago by the late Sheriff Edward Bullock, ending

The rattling continues. In the nine days since a 4.8 magnitude earthquake shook New Jersey and the region, more than 50 aftershocks have now been recorded.

The firm has seen explosive growth during Craig Coughlin's tenure. He's not the only lawmaker with government contracts.

For 35 years, David Quinlan helped keep Bloomfield Middle School spic and span, cleaning its classrooms and hallways, picking up garbage and even mowing the lawn.

A superior court judge must now decide.

| Roselle's embattled police chief is threatening to sue the borough, eight months after he was relieved of duty amid accusations he made graphic homophobic remarks to his officers.

Three other officers continue to fight the charges, nearly six years after they were filed.

“It’s a great outcome to a bad situation,” one critic said.