Residents of the Vincente K. Tibbs Senior Citizen Building lament the nationwide notoriety their beloved home has gotten in recent days, following allegations that drug use and prostitution had been occurring out of two residents’ apartments.

ENGLEWOOD — The city's financial future came into question May 2 during the Planning Board's review of the draft Master Plan.

ENGLEWOOD — City officials and the Board of Education are partnering together to apply for a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant that would bring expanded afterschool activities to the McCloud Elementary School three hours a day, five days a week.

ENGLEWOOD — The Tryon Avenue swimming poll will have extended hours this summer, after $28,000 was added to the city's 2013 budget to have the 3rd Ward pool open the same number of hours as Mackay Park's swimming pool.

A 75-year-old man who police say used cocaine and promoted prostitution in the city's senior citizen housing complex told the judge at his arraignment this morning he didn't need a court-appointed attorney, saying "God is my attorney."

Police on Wednesday arrested a 36-year-old Teaneck man and charged him with pulling a knife on a 7-Eleven clerk on April 21, authorities said.

ENGLEWOOD — Licensed remediation specialists T

Another confrontation between police and a mentally ill man in North Jersey left three city police officers injured — two seriously ­— and the suspect facing criminal charges that could send him to prison.

ENGLEWOOD -- The council approved guidelines that create a 10-minute limit on the length of time a council member can speak, a move that left one official believing it was an attempt to suppress discussion.