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Financial companies led a broad rally in U.S. stocks in morning trading Monday as investors focused on the latest turns ahead of Election Day.

Nutley police blotter items reported through Nov. 7, 2016.

Global stocks started the week on a strong note Monday after the director of the FBI said the bureau found no evidence warranting criminal charges against presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in a trove of newly discovered emails.

Authorities are accusing a 56-year-old Paterson man of delivering heroin and crack cocaine to buyers in Elmwood Park and other Bergen County towns just across the Passaic River.

Pope Francis on Monday appointed Indianapolis Archbishop Joseph Tobin, a staunch supporter of social justice as the next spiritual leader of the Newark Archdiocese to succeed retiring Archbishop John J. Myers.

Embarking on the final day of a furious campaign, Hillary Clinton tried Monday to at last emerge from the cloud of suspicion that has followed her campaign and close her historic bid with a call for elusive unity and hope. Donald Trump vowed not to make it easy.

The Wayne-based retailer has opened at 5 p.m. on Thanksgiving every year since 2013, typically having one of the earliest Thanksgiving opening times of major retailers.

With two of his former aides found guilty of political payback at the George Washington Bridge, Governor Christie turned to a national audience Monday to again profess his lack of knowledge about it and insist that the 2013 lane-closure scheme does not reflect his leadership.

Cognizant Technology Solutions Inc., the Teaneck-based provider of IT services, reported third-quarter profit that exceeded expectations, boosted by demand for cloud services from the financial and health-care sectors.

Stocks are opening sharply higher on Wall Street after the F.B.I. said newly discovered emails didn’t warrant any action against presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.