Matt Fagan

1 week ago | northjersey.com | Matt Fagan

Naloxone kits can be found at the recreation center, senior center, swim club and library, Borough Hall, Wood Park and Sylvan Park. LEONIA — While the number of opioid overdose deaths has seen a decline statewide, the borough has joined other municipalities to provide increased access to naloxone, the antidote used to reverse opioid overdoses.

2 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Matt Fagan

Al Santillo would not say how much much Dave Portnoy has given him to help rebuild his pizzeria, but said it's 'a big number.'Propped up on a couple of sawhorses in the rear of the gutted-to-the-studs building that used to house Al Santillo's beloved bakery and pizzeria is the restaurant’s new sign waiting to be hung. Still covered in plastic, the sign reads: Santillo's Pizza, and right next to the colorful letters is a large photo of Dave Portnoy, the One Bite's Pizza/Bar Stool Sports founder.

3 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Matt Fagan

The council members named in former City Manager Nick Villano's lawsuit are Chris D'Amato, Bill Gibson, Tony Latona and Mary Sadrakula. CLIFTON — With its municipal government in disarray, a budget with a revenue shortfall of several million dollars and the city's $1 million deductible for liability lawsuits, the last thing the city needs is another lawsuit, officials said.

3 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Matt Fagan

The work to replace the Squirrelwood Road Bridge over Route 80 in Woodland Park is expected to be completed in the fall. WOODLAND PARK — A year into the Squirrelwood Road Bridge replacement project, state officials said the work is on schedule to be completed by this fall. However, work at the nearby Taft Avenue walkway, which also spans Interstate 80, a few hundred feet up the road, has no estimated completion date, state Transportation Department officials said.

4 weeks ago | northjersey.com | Matt Fagan

The MOVE app has been downloaded by 1,500 residents and use to get a free ride by 728. After June 20, the rides will cost $1.80 each. Rides must be within city limits. There may be no such thing as a free lunch, but until June 20, Clifton and Passaic residents can enjoy a free ride as part of the Passaic County MOVE promotion, a new county-sponsored ride-sharing service.