All township departments will experience funding cuts, announced officials at a public budget workshop held Monday, May 20.

All township departments will experience funding cuts, announced officials at a public budget workshop held Monday, May 20.

Scarinci Hollenbeck brings on Vela to head new D.C. office

LYNDHURST — Crossroads Cos. has been named leasing agent and property manager for Veterans Square Shopping Center on New York Avenue in Lyndhurst, the firm said Monday.

Welcome to the latest installment of the New Jersey Democratic State Committee's week in review. Now, here's a look back at some of the news from this past week and some of the upcoming events around the state next week and beyond

EXCLUSIVE Two members of a Queens-based theft ring were sentenced today to several years in state prison in connection with a theft in which they ran down a woman after snatching her purse outside a Lyndhurst hotel. Jesus Ortiz "(above, right") and Hector Ruiz "(left") admitted in February that they jumped into a car after [...]

Lyndhurst-based law firm Scarinci Hollenbeck announced Wednesday its expansion into Washington, D. C. , with former senior White House adviser Moe Vela to head its new location at 908-B Pennsylvania Ave.

A Lyndhurst woman was indicted Wednesday on federal conspiracy and bank fraud charges in connection with a long-running mortgage fraud scheme that caused millions of dollars in losses, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman said.

Klary Arcentales, 44, of Lyndhurst, New Jersey, was charged in a five-count indictment with one count of conspiracy to commit bank fraud and four counts of bank fraud, all of which caused losses of at least $2 million.

Two members of the Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners and three of their running mates were overwhelmingly elected to govern the township Tuesday, unofficial preliminary results show.

Incumbents Mayor Robert Giangeruso and Commissioner Thomas DiMaggio, and candidates Theodore Dudek, Matthew Ruzzo and John Montillo Jr. will be serving on the Lyndhurst of Board of Commissioners for the next four years.

Today is Election Day. Polls in Hackensack, Lyndhurst, Passaic and Ridgefield open at 6 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.

Under Election Law Enforcement Commission "(ELEC") bylaws, candidates running for the Lyndhurst Board of Commissioners are behind in their reporting. Only independents Annette Bortone and Louis Bilis are up to date on their filings according to ELEC reports.

ANOTHER CVP SCOOP After at first changing his mind, a bank robber instantly recognized in surveillance photos after the holdup pleaded guilty today to robbing a Chase branch in Lodi last May. Robert Galasso accepted prosecutors’ offer of six years in prison, followed by three years of parole supervision, in exchange for today’s plea in [...]

Retired municiapl and school officials from Bergen Countyare are enjoying pension salaries in excess of $100,000 a year.