What’s next? The Toms River Regional Board of Education voted to authorize the sale of its administration building to the county at a recent meeting.

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The DCP on Thursday released the "Jamaica Neighborhood Plan" rezoning, which would rezone roughly 300 blocks in the area to ...

Louie’s Legacy We are continuously grateful to the volunteers who organize pet events every week in and around the borough, ...

A commercial shopping plaza in Canton has sold for $2.92 million, according to the latest real estate transfers filed with ...

Forever 21 is closing all U.S. stores after its parent company filed for bankruptcy. See which New York City malls are losing ...