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Man Climbs Through Ex-GF's Hackensack Window, Chokes Her: Police Man Climbs Through Ex-GF's Hackensack Window, Chokes Her: Police Man Climbs Through Ex-GF's Hackensack Window, Chokes Her: Police
Man Climbs Through Ex-GF's Hackensack Window, Chokes Her: Police A Newark man climbed through his ex-girlfriend's kitchen window in Hackensack, grabbed her by the neck and squeezed until she became dizzy, authorities said. Ruben P. Vera, 33, was arrested Thursday, Oct. 8, more than seven months after the alleged attack, Hackensack Police Detective Captain Darrin DeWitt said. The woman told police Vera entered her apartment through a kitchen window about 30 minutes before she called authorities at 12:32 a.m. Sunday, March 1, DeWitt said. Vera approached her, wrapped both hands around her neck and applied pressure until she became dizzy, police said. Whe…
Explosive Lawsuit By Ex-Jets VP Claims Team Fired Him, Smeared Him In Sex Harassment Fallout Explosive Lawsuit By Ex-Jets VP Claims Team Fired Him, Smeared Him In Sex Harassment Fallout Explosive Lawsuit By Ex-Jets VP Claims Team Fired Him, Smeared Him In Sex Harassment Fallout
Explosive Lawsuit By Ex-Jets VP Claims Team Fired Him, Smeared Him In Sex Harassment Fallout A former New York Jets executive is suing the team, claiming he was fired for speaking up about alleged sexual harassment by team president Hymie Elhai, then publicly smeared in an effort to destroy his reputation. Larry Fitzpatrick, who served as the Jets' vice president of ticket sales and services for more than 16 years, filed the lawsuit Friday, Oct. 2, in Bergen County Superior Court against the team, Elhai and team executive Eric Gelfand. The Jersey City resident claims he was fired Friday, July 25, 2025, just one day after meeting with team investigators about allegations involving E…
'Cornell 7 Inches' Wins Best Trivia Team Name At Jersey City Gay Bar, Then Comes Fallout 'Cornell 7 Inches' Wins Best Trivia Team Name At Jersey City Gay Bar, Then Comes Fallout 'Cornell 7 Inches' Wins Best Trivia Team Name At Jersey City Gay Bar, Then Comes Fallout
'Cornell 7 Inches' Wins Best Trivia Team Name At Jersey City Gay Bar, Then Comes Fallout A New Jersey gay bar is apologizing after a trivia team that reportedly dubbed itself "Cornell 7 Inches" won an award for best team name. The owners of Pint, located on Wayne Street in Jersey City, issued a video apology on Instagram on Thursday, Oct. 8, saying the incident happened without their knowledge. The bar's longtime owner called the team name "truly offensive" and said it "violates both how we want to treat our community and standards we have for our business." The trivia host has since been fired, and all money raised during that night's event will be donated to sexual violence …
Meet NJ's Best Teacher In (Almost) Every County Meet NJ's Best Teacher In (Almost) Every County Meet NJ's Best Teacher In (Almost) Every County
Meet NJ's Best Teacher In (Almost) Every County New Jersey's top teachers are getting their moment in the spotlight, with 19 educators earning countywide honors and one dance teacher taking home the state's top prize. The New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) announced its 2026-27 County Teachers of the Year on Thursday, Oct. 1, recognizing educators for their impact on students, leadership and dedication to public education (scroll down for the full list of best teacher in each New Jersey county). Hannah Olmo, a dance teacher at Dover High School, was named New Jersey State Teacher of the Year on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Olmo, who has …
$100K In Stolen Car Parts Recovered In Paterson Chop Shop Bust, Clifton Police Say $100K In Stolen Car Parts Recovered In Paterson Chop Shop Bust, Clifton Police Say $100K In Stolen Car Parts Recovered In Paterson Chop Shop Bust, Clifton Police Say
$100K In Stolen Car Parts Recovered In Paterson Chop Shop Bust, Clifton Police Say More than $100,000 worth of stolen car parts were recovered during a multi-agency raid at an auto wrecking business following a months-long investigation into thefts across North Jersey, authorities said. The search warrant was executed at Fiero Lafayette Auto Wreckers on Lafayette Street in Paterson on Tuesday, Oct. 6, Clifton Police Detective Lt. Robert Anderson said. Investigators recovered airbags, supplemental restraint system (SRS) modules, Honda engines and transmissions, dashboards, 54 collision radar sensors, trunks, doors and other vehicle parts, Anderson said. The parts have…
Ice Vault Owner Threatens To Suspend 10-Year-Old Athletes Over Moms' Custom Jackets Ice Vault Owner Threatens To Suspend 10-Year-Old Athletes Over Moms' Custom Jackets Ice Vault Owner Threatens To Suspend 10-Year-Old Athletes Over Moms' Custom Jackets
Ice Vault Owner Threatens To Suspend 10-Year-Old Athletes Over Moms' Custom Jackets The owner of a New Jersey youth hockey club apparently threatened to suspend the children of a group of moms who who made custom jackets featuring the team's logo. Bobby Reiss, owner of the Jersey Hitmen hockey program based at the Ice Vault in Wayne, sent an email to parents of the 10U Major team accusing the mothers of trademark infringement. Reiss said the jackets violated contracts prohibiting unauthorized use of the Hitmen and Bandits logos. RIGHT OR WRONG⁉️ Parents on the Jersey Hitmen 10U team had their own jackets made to wear at games, apparently a violation of their p…
Former Woodcliff Lake Apple Orchard Transformed Into Massive 370-Home Luxury Community Former Woodcliff Lake Apple Orchard Transformed Into Massive 370-Home Luxury Community Former Woodcliff Lake Apple Orchard Transformed Into Massive 370-Home Luxury Community
Former Woodcliff Lake Apple Orchard Transformed Into Massive 370-Home Luxury Community A massive new luxury community with 370 homes, retail space, rooftop pools and a public park is officially underway in Bergen County. Russo Development and Woodmont Properties have broken ground on Orchard House by Vermella, a 21-acre mixed-use development at 300 Chestnut Ridge Road in Woodcliff Lake, the companies announced Thursday, Oct. 8. The project will include 297 apartments, 47 townhomes and 26 supportive housing units. Of the 370 residences, 74 will be designated as affordable housing. More than 9,000 square feet of retail space is also planned, with restaurants, medical offices, …
Lexus Crashes Into Packed Ridgewood Beauty Salon Lexus Crashes Into Packed Ridgewood Beauty Salon Lexus Crashes Into Packed Ridgewood Beauty Salon
Lexus Crashes Into Packed Ridgewood Beauty Salon A Lexus SUV crashed through a Ridgewood beauty salon Thursday morning, Oct. 8, leaving the business heavily damaged but miraculously injuring no one, incident photographer Boyd A. Loving reports. The white Lexus wound up inside the salon on North Maple Avenue, Loving said. Despite the salon being packed at the time, no one inside was injured, according to Loving. The driver also refused medical attention. Ho-Ho-Kus police and firefighters, Ridgewood police and fire/EMS crews, a Ridgewood building inspector and Bergen County Sheriff's Office personnel responded to the scene, Loving said…
4-Year-Old Hillsborough Boy Died At Daycare, Now Grieving Mom Is Demanding Answers 4-Year-Old Hillsborough Boy Died At Daycare, Now Grieving Mom Is Demanding Answers 4-Year-Old Hillsborough Boy Died At Daycare, Now Grieving Mom Is Demanding Answers
4-Year-Old Hillsborough Boy Died At Daycare, Now Grieving Mom Is Demanding Answers A New Jersey mother is demanding answers after her 4-year-old son died after becoming unresponsive at daycare. Shanya Robins, 28, of Hillsborough, said her only child, Yasmir, became unresponsive while in the care of Blooming Hearts Child Development Center on Aug. 14. Yasmir had cerebral palsy and had been attending the Triangle Road childcare center since he was four months old. He was healthy, happy, and loved. The day he died had started like any other, Robins said. "He was smiling and laughing," the grieving mother told Daily Voice on a call Thursday, Oct. 8. The daycare director cal…
Bergenfield Men Stormed Dumont Home, Repeatedly Struck Man With Knife: Prosecutor Bergenfield Men Stormed Dumont Home, Repeatedly Struck Man With Knife: Prosecutor Bergenfield Men Stormed Dumont Home, Repeatedly Struck Man With Knife: Prosecutor
Bergenfield Men Stormed Dumont Home, Repeatedly Struck Man With Knife: Prosecutor Four Bergen County men have been charged in a Dumont home invasion that left a man injured after he was repeatedly struck in the head with a knife, authorities said. Andrew Baik, 31, of Cliffside Park; Christian I. Curatola, 31, of Bergenfield; Brendan J. Hayes, 31, of Bergenfield; and Kerby W. Santillan, 31, of Bergenfield were arrested following a months-long investigation, Bergen County Prosecutor Mark Musella said. The incident began following a dispute among acquaintances early Sunday, Jan. 4, when two vehicles arrived at a home on Larch Avenue, Musella said. Multiple people force…
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