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Two ex-cons whod only just been released from prison carjacked a Hackensack driver outside a Rochelle Park supermarket, authorities charged.Anthony Aguilar, 24, of Garfield and Elijah Battle, 25, of Paterson were wearing masks when they a…

In prior columns, I have written about the Port Byron Family Tree project and the quest to discover the connections between family groups. The Duvall family is one of those

People whose brains have been injured by concussions, traumatic accidents, strokes or neurodegenerative conditions can benefit from targeted therapy. Experts also employ therapies for long-COVID patients with memory and language problems.

After spending years looking for and tasting the best cheeseburger, I have created a list of my Jersey favorite places to get a great cheeseburger.

Four non-Filipino caregivers have settled a class action race discrimination case against a now-shuttered public nursing home in New Jersey.

Eight months after falling ill with COVID-19, the 73-year-old woman couldnt remember what her husband had told her a few hours before. Before COVID, the woman had been doing bookkeeping for a local business. Now, she couldnt add single-digit numbers in her head.

Throngs of attendees were enjoying the annual Feast of St. Rocco in the shadow of the George Washington Bridge this weekend when a convicted sex offender known to police began drawing attention.Robert J. Frate, 56, apparently had become ir…

The not-for-profit health system, which operates six day care centers, told employees in July it would end the program later this year, citing financial pressures and staffing issues. 

Governor Phil Murphy and Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today announced the allocation of $10 million in federal American Recovery Plan (ARP) funds to continue funding for the State’s Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Programs (HVIPs), which directly help gun violence victims and serve to break the cycle of gun violence.

The gay-straight alliance club at Hackensack Middle School, for LGBTQ youth and their allies, is now among its largest, with more than 100 members.