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One New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation to fight e-book costs for libraries, which are three to five times more than print, and expire every two years.

Hudson County’s skilled trades scene is buzzing this month, with solid openings for both hands-on craftspeople and experienced installers. Whether you’re into fine woodworking or large-scale siding projects, there’s something worth checking out.

Prospective homebuyers considering the real estate market had a range of options in various neighborhoods throughout the region over the week of March 23 to 29. In this article, we outline recent property sales in Hudson County, all of which featured properties at the price point of $400,000 or under.

The “geese police” may be coming to lay down the law in Hoboken, as the City Council will vote on a approve a contract with border collies known affectionately referred to as “geese police” to patrol local parks. The contract with Geese Chasers North Jersey LLC...

Surveillance video given to News 12 appeared to show a Honda HRV crossing the double yellow traffic lines into the opposite lane. The rider jumps off the bike right before the car hits it.

A man has been indicted for vehicular homicide in connection with a brutal DUI pileup that occurred near the Apollo Theater last month, which left a delivery biker dead and multiple other people injured. An SUV driven by Kevin Crosby allegedly barreled east down W. 125th St. at around 8...

Pending a City Council vote, Hoboken may soon replace its Nixle alert system with a $32,050 alternative that the city will use to send timely messages about public safety, community engagement, and emergency notifications. The council discussed the matter during yesterday’s caucus, contemplating a resolution that would award a contract...

Not even 100 days into Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s term, Gotham is already facing grim economic prospects. So what is Hizzoner focusing on? Why, racial equity, of course. Over the weekend, Partnership for NYC CEO Steven Fulop warned that Wall Street firms — the city’s cash cows — are increasingly eyeing the exits to escape Mamdani’s “tax the rich” crusade. JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon sounded similar...

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has quietly set up a new Office of Curb Management inside the Department of Transportation, tasking it with deciding how New York City’s curb lanes get used, from loading zones and pick‑up areas to outdoor dining and waste containerization. The office is being sold as a way to cut down on double‑parking, smooth out deliveries and turn curb lanes...

With a career spanning from horror to drama, Fiona Dourif showcases just how much small-town talent can shine on the big screen.