Shaylah Brown

YWCA Northern New Jersey is using recently awarded funds to help unemployed and underemployed women affected by COVID.

Looking for a dinner recipe? Fair Lawn library is compiling a book of multicultural recipes from patrons

The proposed Fair Lawn municipal budget for 2022 includes a substantial increase for planting trees and also calls for a new water treatment plant.

The Nabisco cookie factory may have stopped production, but the former owners, Mondelēz, have not left the building.

Laila Jeffries-El, an alumnus of Alvin Ailey Dance School, is getting recognized for standing up for herself and others.

There will be dietitians, yoga instructors, personal trainers and life coaches, all free for Montvale residents, said Mayor Mike Ghassali.

The filmmaker behind the Netflix short “Cops and Robbers” was to read for a Black History Month event in Montvale, but officials deemed him divisive.

River Vale approves renovations that will allow for more ventilation in schools, among other improvements.

The senator will serve as utility board rate counsel. Her appointment came along with a sudden ordinance change, and some objected to the process.

Fair Lawn council is considering an ordinance that would regulate roosters. This comes after resident complaints for noise.

A 307-unit senior living facility is proposed for the property on Pollitt Drive it would span two lots, and be adjacent to an existing dialysis center.

Gro-Rite Garden Center opened in 1973, and eventually expand their greenhouse growing space, creating opportunities for wholesale.

A bicycle for blind riders and a disinfecting robot caught the attention of judges of the Broadcom MASTERS science competition.

The Nabisco factory closed down production for good in July after more than six decades in the borough. About 600 workers lost their jobs

Jersey Four: Videos and their dissemination are an increasingly important part of ending racism and police brutality. But change is coming slowly.

Montvale has approved preliminary site plans for a development of 25 housing units, all of them designated affordable.

Fair Lawn school district amend district goals, after a survey of parents and staff prioritized by what mattered to them most.

Fair Lawn has been named part of the Main Street New Jersey program. The program helps the economic development of historic business districts throughout the state.

Fair Lawn is one school district is getting creative with ways to allow students to get mask-free fresh air during the day.

Here are some places in North Jersey where you can go to support Black-owned businesses, and not only for National Black Business Month.