After what can only be described as an exhaustive tour of Route 3’s finest cosmetic aisles, Clifton Police detectives have identified and charged Fernando Fernandez, 36, of Passaic, as a habitual ...

New Jersey has long been a place of refuge and opportunity for immigrants. As an immigrant myself, who came to the United States and to New Jersey at 14, I can attest to the warm welcome I received.

Christmas came early at Murray House in Clifton, N.J. “Welcome home!” Joanna Miller, executive director of the Department for Persons with Disabilities (DPD) of Catholic Charities of the Paterson ...

November 13 is World Kindness Day! Imagine what the world would be like if each person did one kind thing for someone else. Get started making a difference with these 10 simple ideas: ...

As the Holiday season rapidly approaches, City of Clifton residents are getting ready to light candles, sing songs, and spend time with their favorite people. The Clifton Board of Recreation is ...

The Clifton Arts Center is pleased to announce the return of its “Holiday Pop-Up Boutique,” featuring a selection of unique, handmade, one-of-a-kind gifts and seasonal items. Shoppers can browse an ...

In the early morning hours of Friday, November 7th, 2025, what began as a routine patrol quickly escalated into a volatile scene at the Botany Square shopping center on Dayton Avenue. At approximately ...

A late-night traffic stop turned into a major bust when officers uncovered two loaded handguns, hundreds of LSD tabs, and drugs packaged for sale inside a 2014 Nissan Altima.

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The City of Clifton requires that dogs over six months of age be licensed. Dog licenses will be available to Clifton residents that still need to obtain a current 2024 license. Please note that 2025 ...

This fun-for-all event boasts plenty of family-friendly entertainment, all for a great cause. Proceeds benefit the Veterans and Memorial Day parades in Clifton.

On Tuesday’s City Council meeting agenda, Permit Parking on Residential Street – Chapter 349, Article I, was on as a discussion item. Councilman Latona reported that there were three major issues he’s ...