Totowa

Tiffany Burress, an attorney and the wife of a Super Bowl champion, has hit a snag just weeks after announcing her Congressional campaign.

Totowa's latest addition is more than just a grocery store—it's a new spot for fresh finds and community vibes.

In the stillness of a late-night drive, tragedy struck on Route 80, forever changing lives in a matter of seconds.

A late-night trip to Boston took a dark turn for Totowa's police chief. Details are emerging about a hotel incident that has shocked the community.

A Massachusetts grand jury indicted Totowa police chief Carmen Veneziano Thursday on one count of kidnapping and three counts of domestic assault and battery after he “confined and assaulted a woman” in a hotel room in Boston.

You know that feeling when a taste takes you right back home? New Jerseyans are feeling that way about some iconic products. Let’s dig into what they are.

The Ocean County Sheriff's Office says the victim, a 39-year-old Totowa man, was swimming at an unguarded beach off New York in Lavallette.

Alia Muslih lost her husband, a popular veterinarian, in late 2020. The Totowa Animal Hospital kept treating pets, until a dog's death exposed a fake vet scheme.

A “large number” of illegal firearms, parts to make weapons, body armor and explosive items were removed from a home by police.

After the December 2020 death of veterinarian, Adel Hamdan, prosecutors said his wife, Alia Muslih, and two men kept the animal hospital open without a qualified vet.