News
YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: Authorities said the driver of a car that threw a Fair Lawn police sergeant over the hood just after he fired two rounds at the oncoming vehicle was a woman who was later arrested, along with a female accomplice, after her car was found in Newark with two bullet holes in the hood.
ONLY ON CVP: As a woman went into the Walgreens on River Road in Fair Lawn, trying to fill a phony prescription, a lookout remained outside in a black Lexus. The woman was leaving the store as police pulled up. Within moments, an officer was struck by the fleeing Lexus and at least one shot from his gun was fired at the vehicle, CLIFFVIEW PILOT has learned.
If you see a silver Nissan with California plates, call police: He could be a burglar who’s been trying to hit homes in North Jersey, said Acting Washington Township Police Chief Randy Ciocco.
September brings us not only the anniversary of the worst attack on U.S. soil: It’s also National Preparedness Month, a time when those responsible for our safety ask whether we’ve done what we can to help protect our families. So: How about checking this list to see how YOU measure up?
A mortgage fraud scheme involving former Bergen County Improvement Authority Chairman Ronald J. O’Malley was so massive that a federal indictment against him includes 68 counts. 
Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli confirmed a CLIFFVIEW PILOT report that an ex-con accused of strangling his ex-girlfriend and then ramming his car into a police cruiser was out on parole when the crimes occurred. 
ONLY ON CLIFFVIEW PILOT: North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue officials pursued "a high degree of probability of harm and reckless indifference to consequences" by openly retaliating against a firefighter who complained that the department’s policies and procedures exposed his colleagues and the public at large to harm, a state appeals court has ruled.
