Continue reading Linda T. Barba and Armen Azarnia Announce Candidacy for Bergen County Commissioner
Continue reading Linda T. Barba and Armen Azarnia Announce Candidacy for Bergen County Commissioner

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Hackensack NJ, the Bergen County Consumer Affairs Office is warning residents to remain vigilant against deceptive mail schemes. A recent example involves a letter falsely claiming to represent a Bergen County Home Improvement Program, urging recipients to respond before an alleged expiration date.
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Hackensack NJ, The Bergen County Sheriff’s Office and its community are mourning the tragic loss of Sergeant Michael Ramos, a dedicated officer remembered as a “true public servant” by Sheriff Anthony Cureton.
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Hackensack NJ, a Bergen County Sheriff’s Officer has filed a lawsuit claiming systemic discrimination and retaliation by the department’s leadership due to his status as a disabled military veteran. Raymond Aste, a U.S. Marine veteran and law enforcement officer since 2015, alleges that high-ranking officials, including the sheriff, engaged in deliberate efforts to sabotage his career.

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Hackensack NJ, as Bergen County braces for Sunday’s anticipated snowstorm, Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco and his team are working diligently to ensure the region is ready for whatever Mother Nature brings. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how the County is gearing up to keep roads safe and clear for residents.
Continue reading Bergen County Prepares for Snowstorm: What You Need to Know

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Hackensack NJ, on January 13th Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco joined the Korean American Association of New Jersey in celebration of Korean American Day!
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Haskell NJ, Assemblyman Robert Auth doesn’t recognize the New Jersey described in Gov. Phil Murphy’s State of the State speech, delivered before the joint Legislature and dignitaries Tuesday afternoon.
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Hackensack NJ, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of a Bergen County, NJ juvenile on the charge of possession of child sexual abuse material. The arrest is the result of an investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Matthew Finck.
Continue reading 17-year-old Bergen Juvenile Caught with Kiddie Porn

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Saddle River NJ, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella, in partnership with local and federal law enforcement agencies, announces the recent implementation of the newly formed Bergen County Crime Suppression Team. This initiative was a special, directed patrol and investigative response task force that was assembled at the start of the recent holiday season. As a collaborative effort of combined resources from the Prosecutor’s Office, municipal police departments, and federal law enforcement, the Crime Suppression Team aimed to enhance public safety throughout the county during a particularly busy time of year.
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South Jeolla Province, South Korea , in a devastating incident yesterday morning, at least 179 people lost their lives when a commercial airliner crashed during landing at Muan Airport in South Korea. The accident, involving a Jeju Air-operated Boeing 737-800, is believed to be the deadliest air disaster in the nation’s history.
Continue reading Tragedy Strikes South Korea: Airliner Crash Claims 179 Lives at Muan Airport

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Paramus NJ, North Jersey’s development landscape shows no signs of slowing down. From multifamily housing to sprawling warehouses, the region is transforming rapidly to adapt to economic shifts like the rise of remote work and the explosion of on-demand delivery services. While some developments breathe new life into blighted areas, others replace beloved landmarks, altering the character of local communities.
Continue reading Massive Development Scheduled For North Jersey in 2025

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Paramus NJ, Van Saun Park’s Winter Wonderland is bringing holiday magic to Bergen County with special events lined up for Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. Running through mid-January, the festive attraction offers activities for all ages, from free skating to cultural celebrations.

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Staten Island NY, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella announced the arrest of CHRISTOPHER J. GIGLIO, 34, of Staten Island, NY, on the charges of attempted sexual assault, luring, child endangerment, production of child sexual abuse material, and possession of child sexual abuse material. The arrest is the result of an investigation conducted by the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office under the direction of Chief Matthew Finck.
Continue reading Staten Island Predator Shows Up Infront of 12 Year Old Childs Home in Bergen County

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Montvale NJ, a coalition of 25 New Jersey towns, and counting, has united to challenge the state’s affordable housing mandate. Their goal? To halt a court-enforced housing wave that could see the construction of 85,000 new units and the renovation of 65,000 existing residences over the next decade, largely in North Jersey.
The towns will present their case in Mercer County Superior Court on December 20, arguing that the state’s housing requirements are overreaching and could overwhelm small communities with increased development, traffic, and other burdens.
Continue reading A Growing Battle: New Jersey Towns Challenge “Affordable Housing” Mandates

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Ridgewood NJ, Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year, with millions taking to the roadways. Our priority is ensuring everyone traveling through New Jersey arrives at their destinations safely. Drive responsibly and make safety your top priority this holiday season. The NJ State Police encourage you to follow a few safety tips to prepare for the unexpected emergencies associated with holiday traffic. Before you head out, please consider the following:
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