A Bergen County Superior Court judge has found the Teaneck Board of Education repeatedly violated the state’s Open Public Meetings Act (OPMA), including at a
When Zac Levy encountered a homeless young woman, he remembered the “60 second rule” his father taught him: when you have an idea or thought,
When Zac Levy encountered a homeless young woman, he remembered the “60 second rule” his father taught him: when you have an idea or thought,
New York University (NYU) has reached a settlement in a federal lawsuit with three Jewish students who claimed “egregious” civil rights violations by the university
At least 10 gravestones found knocked over at Beth El Cedar Park Cemetery in Paramus collapsed because of age and not because of an act
The “astounding indifference” of school officials toward a Jewish high school student who was repeatedly assaulted, threatened and harassed for documenting the antisemitic actions of
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the union representing legal aid attorneys in Nassau County charging it violated state and federal law by attempting
A motion has been filed to hold Rutgers, its law school and administrators in contempt of court for failing to abide by a protective order
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the union representing legal aid attorneys in Nassau County charging it violated state and federal law by attempting
An art sale and auction was held at Congregation Ohav Emeth (OE) in Highland Park on Sunday evening, June 30. Over 100 new and like-new
An Orthodox Rutgers University law student who faced possible expulsion for doxxing a pro-Palestinian student who he claimed was circulating threatening antisemitic misinformation has transferred
The City University of New York (CUNY), which has had numerous complaints of antisemitism—some predating the Israel-Hamas War—has settled with the federal Department of Education’s
