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/PRNewswire/ -- John Theurer Cancer Center at Hackensack University Medical Center, New Jerseys top ranked cancer center, according to U.S. News & World...

UPDATE: A career criminal who stole three high-end vehicles from the same Cliffside Park home had help, said police who charged a second man in the brazen thefts.Alterek McCeary, 29, of East Orange was charged with burglary, theft and cons…

Under our administration, New Jersey has built upon the ACA's significant impact by delivering quality, affordable health coverage to more New Jersey residents than ever before. The creation of a New Jersey health insurance marketplace was grounded in the belief that health care is a right, not a privilege. New Jersey established this marketplace at a time...

Alicia Arnone of Leonia did all she could to create a safe and secure new life for herself after years of domestic abuse.She obtained restraining orders only to see them violated, had gastric surgery and began wearing wigs. Earlier this ye…

UPDATE: A Lodi man charged with stabbing his former girlfriend to death in her Leonia garden apartment ignored a final restraining order shed obtained after

A federal appeals court has upheld the Federal Trade Commission's preliminary injunction against Hackensack Meridian Health from acquiring the Englewood Healthcare Foundation. The Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirms the district court's August 2021 preliminary injunction. The administrative trial is scheduled to begin on April 22, according to the FTC. WHY THIS MATTERS The

An Englewood man who served four months in state prison for smuggling thousands of pounds of pot from California in stereo speakers got caught dealing again, authorities said.Oscar Holguin, 42, had two pounds of marijuana in his car when N…

Zegler, who was born in Hackensack and raised in Clifton, will join performers Cynthia Erivo, Leslie Odom Jr. and Ben Platt in a tribute to Sondheim.

We haven't seen the last of Charles Lee Ray's murderous bride!

(Bloomberg) -- When a retail union targeted an Amazon.com Inc. warehouse in Alabama last year, organizers generally avoided provocation, holding rallies far from the facility and urging placard-carrying activists to stay off the company’s property.