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An investigation into a ring selling counterfeit merchandise and funneling the proceeds to the Licciardi organized crime family in Naples, Italy, has resulted in two arrests and seizure of counterfeit ...
Cliffside Park man pleads not guilty to mob counterfeiting charges
The easiest way to put a tea bag in a teacup is to just drop it in there, but that's no fun.
Prosecutors: Counterfeiting scam tied to Italy
Bergen County prosecutors say a Naples crime family was behind the street-corner sales of counterfeit clothes and electronics.
Violet Specia, 80, of Ocean Grove
VIOLET SPECIA, 80, of OCEAN GROVE, formerly of Saddlebrook and Ocean Township, passed away Friday, July 4, surrounded by her family.
Gerard Thomas Walker, 96, of Spring Lake Heights
GERARD THOMAS WALKER, 96, of SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS, died Friday, June 27, at home surrounded by his family.
13,000 still in dark after storm
As of 7 a.m., 13,000 PSE&G customers, mostly in Essex County, are without power, the utility service said.
3rd Guilty Plea In Case Of Escort Service That Felled NY Governor
The New Jersey man accused of running an escort company that brought down New York's governor has pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
20,000 New Jerseyans still without power
Public Service Electric & Gas crews are still working to get electricity back to some 20,000 customers in north Jersey.
Thousands Still in the Dark after Tuesday's Storm
PSE&G crews are still working to get electricity back to some 13,000 customers in north Jersey.
90,500 without power in northern NJ
The heat wave has ended in New Jersey, but the misery continued Wednesday for thousands whose electricity was knocked out when thunderstorms downed trees and power lines in northern counties.
Cliffside Park official indicted in theft of school funds
A Bergen County grand jury has indicted the deputy municipal clerk of Cliffside Park, charging her with theft by deception and other offenses in an alleged scheme to steal $110,000 in school funds, county ...
Building & Construction Trades Council throws support to Lautenberg
U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg has nabbed the endorsement of the New Jersey State Building & Construction Trades Council this afternoon following his overwhelming victory in the Democratic primaries on Tuesday.
Divide on Lautenberg vs. change
Some local voters headed to the polls yesterday with change on their minds, others said the status quo is just fine.
Worker training affects elections
By GREGORY J. VOLPE * Gannett State Bureau * June 3, 2008 Recounting problems reported during February's presidential primary, the New Jersey chapters of the American Civil Liberties Union and the League of ...
As N.J. Senate primary nears, Andrews, Lautenberg work to turn out core supporters
In the waning hours before tomorrow's primary election, Democratic Senate candidates Rep.
Where does Frank Lautenberg live? If you ask the four-term Senator, he'll say in his Cliffside Park condo.
For their fourth birthday, children at Apple Montessori schools get a special gift: a homework folder.
How a Pair of Pants Goes From $50 to $800
Pat & Rose Dresses is a garment factory run by Pat Capolupo and his sister Rose.
Numbers add up for Jersey's elder statesman, not Andrews
R ep. Rob Andrews, D-Camden, is not known for his swimming prowess, but he is again fighting against the current of Democratic votes for his opponent up north.
“My father-in-law, Tony, was diagnosed with lung cancer, cancer in his back and a brain tumor in January of this year”
Cancer survivor Tony Ferraro surrounded by his family and friends today in Pier A park. via The Jersey Journal