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The Hudson County Board of Commissioners corrected a clerical error that nearly doubled the amount of a contract awarded to a vendor, approving a measure adding over $675,000 to make the contract equal to what was entered into the county’s financial system. The governing body voted 8-0(1) to approve...

The state’s highest court ruled that criminal defendants can obtain information about how facial recognition technology was used in an investigation, but not proprietary software details without a stronger showing of need. The New Jersey Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision Wednesday clarifying what evidence prose

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Federal agents and the NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau executed search warrants at multiple locations across New York City on Wednesday as part of an investigation centered on bribery allegations involving current and former police executives, according to reports. Police have placed Assistant Chief

The study also looked at rats. While researchers say rats are not mutating in the same way, they are still evolving, learning to avoid traps and other extermination methods.

Attacker beats woman, 62, with umbrella over subway bump in Manhattan

In Jersey City, a $255 million budget shortfall has Mayor Solomon seeking state aid and raising taxes, igniting debates over fiscal responsibility and suburban taxpayer burden.

We’re glad to hear that Mayor Zohran Mamdani has his minions looking to replace his tainted schools chancellor, Kamar Samuels, but we have little hope the mayor will actually choose anyone good for the job. The immediate cause for Samuels’ ouster would be The Post’s reporting on how he approved a $180,000 no-bid contra

(New York Jewish Week) — A primary race on New York’s Upper West Side for a state legislative battle pits a rabbi against  a Jewish lawyer in a referendum on where Jews stand on Mayor Zohran Mamdani and on the right to protest outside houses of worship. Stephanie Ruskay would be the first female rabbi...

It’s hard to believe it’s almost July here in our favorite city! With new beginnings this sumer also comes some new laws for the region that New Yorkers should know about. Here’s what to keep an eye out for as we enter the first full month of summer. 1. The New York City “Pied-à-Terre” Tax (Phase 1) Effective Date: Jul

The Jersey City Council reviewed a measure asking the New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller to audit their finances during the latter years of the Mayor Steven Fulop administration during’s yesterday’s five-and-a-hour caucus meeting. Councilman at-Large Rolando Lavarro said he sponsored the non-binding resolution