West Orange

St. Patrick's Day parades are the latest big events to fall victim to the coronavirus pandemic and Gov. Phil Murphy's executive orders limiting large gatherings.

New Jersey health officials say more than 120 youth hockey players have tested positive over the past month or so. League officials say protocols are being followed, at least in the rink.

A 26-year-old U.S. Postal Service mail carrier has been arrested on charges of ditching nearly 2,000 pieces of mail

After a report of the bundle headed for West Orange, instead found in North Arlington, Gov. Murphy's administration said the mail was back "in the mail stream."

Leave the statues alone, this is getting ridiculous.

SCOTCH PLAINS — The township will keep its Christopher Columbus monument in front of the municipal building after a unanimous 5-0 vote by the Township Council.
Mayor Al Smith announced the decision Wednesday in a lengthy post on his Facebook page...

There's fresh criticism over statues and even a school in NJ honoring Christopher Columbus. Some with Italian roots call it "misguided."

As New Jersey slowly emerges from COVID-19 emergency directives, some family favorite spots are back in business.

The West Orange mayor said a monument will be replaced with a more "appropriate" message. Separately, there's a petition to remove a statue in Jersey City's Journal Square.

Prosecutors said the was no danger to the public but offered few details about what led to their deaths.