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Man shot in back, killed in Irvington
A man was shot in the back and killed early this morning on Springfield Avenue in Irvington, authorities say.
Cops awarded after chasing down would-be kidnapper, burglar in Hanover
Seen here are New Jersey State Police retired Lt. Harold Tallet, Hanover Township Patrolman Paul Gundersdorf, Morris Township Patrolman Clay Boeninghaus, and retired Madison Officer Kelly Corbett.
26 Irvington police promoted, officials say crime has declined
Irvington clerk Harold Weiner, left, swears in 26 Irvington police officers on Wednesday at Christian Pentecostal Church in Irvington.
Charity Rummage Sale at Community Church a Success
Shoppers browsing at Community Congregational Church's semi-annual Charity Rummage Sale, held on Saturday, May 4th.
5K Run to Raise Funds for Inner-City Scholarships at Seton Hall Prep
McLoone's Boathouse in West Orange has once again partnered with The Griffin Bridges Program at Seton Hall Preparatory School in hosting their Second Annual "Building Bridges 5K", which is set to begin with a 1-Mile Kids' Fun Run at 9 am and the official 5K Run/Walk at 9:30 on Saturday, May 11th.
On bus tour, Buono makes personal plea to urban voters
It was a busy day for state Sen. Barbara Buono, shown above with state Sen. Nia Gill and U.S. Rep.
Former Essex sheriff's officer gets 3 years in prison for stealing $70 from crime scene
George Ruiz, 46, an Essex County Sheriff's officer for 12 years, was convicted of official misconduct for stealing $70 from a crime scene.
Four arrested on warrants in Summit
Anatoliy Petrovych Bezpalko, 28, of Linden, at 2:18 a.m. on April 18, on Route 24 west, for contempt of court; Dalton Alexander Green, 21, of Irvington, at 1:27 a.m. on April 19, at Morris Avenue and Kent Place Boulevard on an Irvington warrant for simple assault.
Traffic delays on Garden State Parkway, Route 22 westbound in Union County
Traffic was building in the usual Union County locations as the afternoon rush hour began on Wednesday.
News from Kearny police blotter
A man who contacted the KPD because he wanted to report a theft turned out to be wanted himself, police said.
Bridges Outreach Celebrates 25 Years of Feeding Homeless
SUMMIT, NJ Bridges Outreach this year commemorates a quarter-century of providing food and comfort to the homeless in urban areas of New Jersey and New York.
Linden Police Undercover Operation Leads To 16 Prostitution Arrests
Detectives conducted an undercover operation at a Linden motel on the Route 1 & 9 corridor on Friday, April 26, that resulted in 16 arrests: 11 for engaging in prostitution and 5 for promoting prostitution.
Traffic stops lead to 5 warrant arrests in New Providence
NEW PROVIDENCE - Police took five people into custody in separate incidents recently after finding outstanding warrants out on them.
Two men who robbed Newark bodega arrested in minutes - after one found shot
NEWARK - Two alleged robbers were arrested by police after a bodega heist - after one of them was found shot minutes afterward, authorities said.
Community Church to Hold Rummage Sale for Charity
SHORT HILLS: April 23, 2013 Community Congregational Church in Short Hills is preparing for its semi-annual Charity Rummage Sale to benefit those in need in our local communities.
New Providence Police Investigating Criminal Mischief
Mr. Stewart was a passenger in a vehicle that was stopped for equipment and moving violations on South Street.
Traffic stops lead to arrests in Watchung
Two tail lights that were out drew the attention of a police officer at about 9:21 p.m. on Thursday, April 17, while he was patrolling Route 22 east, leading to a traffic stop and charges.
Irvington teen killed in drive-by shooting
A 19-year-old man was killed in a drive-by shooting Thursday night, and authorities are still looking for the shooter.
Cops: Newark man with stolen handgun arrested after Springfield police chase
SPRINGFIELD - A Newark man driving with a stolen handgun was arrested today after crashing into two Springfield police cars during an early morning chase, authorities said.
Appeals court upholds conviction of Omar Thomas in FuncoLand murders
A state appeals court panel has upheld the conviction of Omar Shaheer Thomas for the 2002 murders of two FuncoLand video game store workers in Roxbury, who were gunned down inside the shop for $12,000 in video toys.