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After a tense vigil last week in Fair Lawn, two groups met again, Tuesday, August 11, 2020, in a peaceful vigil. Nearly 100 people came to display an anti-racism message and approximately a dozen came to show their support for police.

Police departments in NJ will have to make a concerted effort to recruit minorities and women if Gov. Murphy signs a bill passed by the state Legislature.

The lawsuit says the school hid allegations in the 1980s about the coach's "sexually abusive relationships" with minors.

Three brothers, who have a successful BBQ restaurant in Windsor, have opened Brothers Smokehouse in Ramsey.

It's an announcement many Black and South Asian women were waiting for and they were not disappointed with Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's VP running mate.

A woman called 911 to report a sexual assault by a Park Ridge man while she was incapacitated in his apartment.

The defendant used the business to cash $2 million in profits from customer checks and pay employees off-the-books.

Mahwah agreed to give Wireless Edge another eight days before declaring them in default of a September agreement to construct and find a carrier for a cell tower on Rozanski Lane.