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The $1 billion public-private partnership involving EnCap Golf Holdings, which intended to transform garbage heaps in Lyndhurst and Rutherford into golf courses, hotels and luxury housing, fell apart in 2007, with EnCap declaring bankruptcy in 2008.

Traffic slows again to about 30 miles per hour in the evening rush from 5 to 7 p.m. \"Trucks move 70 percent of the nation's goods, so knowing where there are kinks and slowdowns in the system is important for motor carriers and our professional drivers, making this analysis a key tool for identifying where and when to route our trucks to avoid congestion,\" said Robert Low, president and CEO of the trucking company Prime Inc. and a member of ATRI's board of directors.

Police, firefighters and paramedics responded to a crash involving an NJ Transit bus and a car at Temple and North Sixth streets shortly before noon Friday.

\"We really thought the dog was going to make it,\" said Paterson's chief animal control officer, John DeCando. The dog was covered in thick, matted fur that made it impossible for him to see. [Frannie Laurita] said she had rushed [Grant] to Oradell Animal Hospital, where a pound of fur was shaved off. The dog's weight, which should be around 20 pounds, was 6.8 pounds. He was given an IV drip and a blood transfusion and was listed as stable, Laurita said. \"We fought for his life and unfortunately we lost,\" Laurita said. \"We want to make sure that the person who did this to him gets prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.\"

Marco Cajasamendano, 32, was pumping a woman's gas on Monday when he allegedly asked her to move her vehicle to a different part of the lot, claiming that she needed air in her tires, said Detective Lt. Ed Kane of the Upper Saddle River police.

The Bergen County Sheriff's Office's SWAT team was notified, and Tenafly and Dumont police blocked off the area awaiting the team. While they were waiting for SWAT to arrive, the man left the residence and surrendered to police. He was taken to Bergen Regional Medical Center for treatment, [Mustafa Rabboh] said. \"We're treating it just as an evaluation where he's going to get treatment,\" Rabboh said. [Edward Obertlik] was charged Wednesday with possession of a handgun, an assault firearm, a rifle, four counts of possession of a shotgun and the charge of certain persons not allowed to have weapons, Rabboh said.

The man was last seen in his yellow kayak, paddling toward West Milford on Greenwood Lake around 1 p.m. Monday, [Thomas Maslanka] said. The searchers saw something yellow at the north end of Fox Island, which turned out to be the man's kayak. Not long after, police discovered the man's body, Maslanka said.

City Attorney Alexander Carver said he is \"reluctantly\" resigning after the City Council called on him to step down following his recommendation not to pursue a disciplinary hearing against embattled former Police Chief Ken Zisa. Carver and the city's labor attorney, Raymond Wiss, decided that because of damage to the credibility of witnesses who would testify against Zisa -- three Hackensack police officers and a Bergen County sheriff's officer -- a departmental disciplinary hearing against Zisa should not be pursued. Former City Manager David Troast, on their recommendation, opted not to pursue a hearing against Zisa in September. In his letter, Carver wrote that his recommendation, and the order that Hackensack pay Zisa the $3 million, \"has resulted in mounting political pressure from some members of the Governing Body to make it impossible for me to continue to serve as City Attorney.\"