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From New York to Miami to Olympia, Wash., to Iowa City, the election results have touched a nerve. Shouts of "Dump Trump" and "Not My President" are the battle cry punctuating gatherings along Fifth Avenue, outside the White House and in front of small-town city halls.

Networking is what delivered the Troys from their Rockland ranch, where they had moved after renting in Brooklyn and were crunched for space as their family grew to two boys, ages 3 and 7.

If woman ”sells” the house to her daughter for $100,000, it would be important to know whether the home was a rental property and for how long.

After failing to win his party’s presidential nomination, watching two former allies convicted in a punishment plot at the George Washington Bridge and sinking to record-low popularity in the final year of his term, Christie appeared nearly out of lifelines.

One day after Veterans Day, 13 servicemen and servicewomen were offered free makeovers and asked to exhibit their new looks before friends, relatives and strangers at the state’s largest mall at a 1 p.m. showing.

Hundreds convened at a West Milford church on Saturday to mourn the loss of Kelly Vaughn Chalkley, a 58-year-old grandmother killed in a hit-and-run accident in the township’s Upper Greenwood Lake community on Nov. 7.

Presidential elections often become deeply personal journeys for voters, causing many to step back and take stock of their hopes, dreams and immediate realities.

A couple of hundred adults and kids — many bundled in coats, hats, gloves and scarves — gathered in a 40-degree chill Saturday morning to watch workers putting up the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree.

The "Operation Fashion" makeover for veterans at the Garden State Plaza Mall. 13 veterans reveived makeovers from GSP stylists and displayed their results on the fashion runway.

The Saddle Brook police department issued an alert Saturday afternoon advising that inbound calls to its headquarters are down.