Birth control drug Opill coming soon for purchase over the counter
It was approved by the FDA for prescription use about 50 years ago. It'll cost around $20 for a 30-day supply.
N.J. nonprofit overcomes building fire, gets back to serving those in need
Fish, Inc. helps keep residents in need fed and clothed. Last week's fire destroyed the group's building. But not its mission.
Missing New Jersey hiker found safe in New York
Police said the woman regularly hikes at Ringwood State Park and was disoriented after spending the night in the woods.
New Jersey restaurant auctioning off booth from "The Sopranos" finale
The restaurant booth where Tony Soprano sat in the final scene of "The Sopranos" series finale is up for auction.
Beloved Catholic church in Paterson, N.J. set to close
Structural and money problems have led to Friday's shutdown, causing pain throughout the parish.
Concern grows over cuts in funding to New Jersey community colleges
After getting a $20 million boost in the state budget last year, that money is nowhere to be found this year.
Citing proven benefits, Paterson hopes to expand Guaranteed Income program
The program gives recipients $400 per month for one year to help alleviate financial hardship in the community.
Teaneck, N.J. house fire that injured 3 investigated as arson
While trying to suppress the flames, firefighters rescued three people who were trapped in the basement.
MetLife Stadium transformed for NHL Stadium Series
NHL fans are gearing up for a big weekend of outdoor hockey in New Jersey.
Army Corps of Engineers helping N.J. district fix athletic field flooding
In the interim, the Ridgewood School Board accepted a bid from a vendor to make urgent repairs.
Animal advocates complain pigeons getting stuck in sidewalk shed
The netting was put up to prevent pigeons from dropping "you know what" onto the sidewalk and people below, but it's having unintended consequences.
Parents rally against Paterson school district's plan to reassign teachers
The district is using an exercise called rightsizing, a reallocation of staff because some schools have a surplus of teachers and others don't have enough.
How Oscar Micheaux paved the way for generations of Black filmmakers
Operating on shoestring budgets and his imagination, Micheaux directed and produced more than 40 motion pictures.
Nearby asbestos fears may delay opening of Paterson Great Falls
The National Park Service is finishing up a $7.9 million expansion to the park, adding a river walk and more green space.
SZA pride on full display in Maplewood ahead of Grammys weekend
The singer, born Solana Rowe, grew up in Maplewood and graduated from Columbia High School in 2008.