Little Ferry News

Alex Severino, center, is Little Ferry's mayor, but just for Tuesday. Borough students ran a council meeting as part of the borough program.

The Second Annual "Roll Call For Our Veterans" breakfast was hosted by the Wyckoff Family YMCA on Tuesday, April 23.

Drivers heading west in Little Ferry near the circle had to contend with a flooded roadway during morning rush hour, Wednesday.

Ridgewood resident Frank Del Vecchio, the police chief in Fairview, prepares for a 100-mile, 30-hour solo run on May 23 to raise funds for superstorm Sandy victims.

Another local relief group, the Bergen County Long Term Recovery Committee, has identified some 500 Little Ferry and Moonachie residents in need of help, hiring a project director and several caseworkers to help storm victims get the assistance they need.

Joseph Ortiz and his girlfriend, Rachel Bonomo, want to hold what they're calling the Young Muse Festival at Overpeck County Park.

Batter up as "Cake Boss" and Little Ferry native Buddy Valastro gives a lesson in baking at the Mayo Performing Arts Center.

Beyond the boardwalk and the empty sun-splashed beach, the waves still break as they always have, steadily and relentlessly.

James Baber, of Bayonne, who rescued a woman who had fallen onto the PATH train tracks at Journal Square, was presented with a surprise $25,000 prize today.

Regina Coyle, a trustee with St. Margaret of Cortona R.C. Church in Little Ferry, stands in the vast, empty church that was severely damaged during superstorm Sandy.

LITTLE FERRY - Bergen County police found a pair of daggers on an allegedly drunken driver early this morning, authorities said.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a legal complaint against the Caribbean Corporation of Little Ferry, New Jersey, for violating federal pesticides law, according to a press release.

MOONACHIE - In late October, Pete and Millie Peterson left their house in a rowboat.

"Top Chef" finalist and Jersey native Mike Isabella is opening a new deli concept in Edison.

Ten Bergen County towns have approved resolutions supporting "Energy Strong" - PSE&G's proposal to strengthen its electric and gas distribution systems to better withstand powerful storms and natural disasters.

The Police Department is again warning the public to beware of a terrifying nationwide kidnapping scam aimed at extorting money from concerned relatives, after a 41-year-old Hoboken woman was targeted on Tuesday.

LITTLE FERRY - Memorial School in Little Ferry is ranked high amongst its peers in the latest reports released by the New Jersey Department of Education.

A Little Ferry company faces fines of up to $50,000 after the federal Environmental Protection Agency accused it of violating pesticide laws.

First lady Mary Pat Christie greets AmeriCorps volunteers Glenn Campbell, left, of North Carolina and Erik VanCleve of Alaska during her visit to the Storm Recovery Information Center located at Moonachie First Presbyterian Church.

LITTLE FERRY - The Borough Council plans to amend its rent control ordinance to allow apartment owners to charge market-rate prices when the units become vacant.