Clifton, NJ – After months of legal wrangling, a state judge on Thursday ordered the Clifton Zoning Board of Adjustment to hear an application by a Passaic-based synagogue on whether
Beginning early next year, security cameras will begin appearing on MTA New York City Transit buses. The $9.75 million project will equip 426 buses with advanced video surveillance equipment and
Weather dependent, North America will be treated to a total lunar eclipse early Tuesday morning. What makes this eclipse rare is that it coincides with the winter solstice, a feat
An Indiana University employee accused in at least one incident in a rash of anti-Semitic vandalism on and around campus turned himself in Friday morning, police said. Mark Zacharias, 54,
The following is a NY Post exclusive: A Manhattan lawyer with ties to the Saudi royal family is sounding out officials and community leaders about a plan to move the
An armed mugger — who had stolen cash from a victim on Long Island last night — was killed moments later when a car struck him as he walked along
Mayor Bloomberg Friday offered a simple explanation for how the bloated CityTime project became a nest of fraud. Stuff happens. “You can’t look every place,” the mayor said on his
Bernie Madoff looked “like someone had shot him in the stomach” after he got word that his eldest son had committed suicide, a recent inmate at the federal lockup here
The following is a Politico article: It’s been a while for Sen. Joe Lieberman, but tonight, he’s Democrats’ man of the hour. The Democrat-turned-independent from Connecticut drove the repeal of
Chicago, IL – Mariusz Wdziekonski was sentenced to seven years in prison for desecrating graves at a Jewish cemetery. Wdziekonski denied during his trial that he vandalized the graves in
Alter Communications Inc., which publishes the Baltimore Jewish Times, will soon say “shalom” to bankruptcy. According to the Baltimore Business Journal, Judge James F. Schneider of the Baltimore bankruptcy court
The United Nations is considering whether to set up an inter-governmental working group to harmonise global efforts by policy makers to regulate the internet. Establishment of such a group has
Federal prosecutors and the trustee charged with recovering assets in the Bernard L. Madoff bankruptcy, announced a settlement Friday that would add $7.2 billion to the cash available to compensate
The second generation of the Google Phone, better known as the Nexus S, officially went on sale Thursday in Best Buy stores across the United States. Is its presence in
Samaria, Israel – People who came to Daven in the early hours of Friday morning at the Kevarim of Yehoshua ben Nun and Kalev ben Yefuneh, were in for an
Congress at midnight Thursday approved an $801 billion package of tax cuts and $57 billion for extended unemployment insurance. The vote sealed the first major deal between President Obama and
Benzion Evers believes Amsterdam is not a safe place for Jews. The son of the Dutch capital’s chief rabbi says he is planning on leaving the country next year together
First impressions count. This is the message Swiss bank UBS AG is sending its Swiss retail banking staff with a 43-page code dispensing advice on how to impress customers with
Four teenagers were arrested Tuesday night and charged with bias intimidation of their bus driver after praising the Ku Klux Klan during the ride home from school, township police confirmed.
The government will be asked to approve on Sunday a new plan that is expected to double the number of Charedim serving in the army and civil service within the
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