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MEMORIAL DAY

Clifton remembers their war dead with two Memorial Day services, including a parade through town where marchers carried the names of all 301 servicemen who died in battle since WWI .

A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN SCHER

Legendary rock concert promoter John Scher talks about some of the historic shows he put on during his nearly 40 years at the forefront of rock music, including; The Who, Rolling Stones, Springsteen, and Sinatra.

INAUGURATION DAY

North Jerseyans join 2 million others in Washington DC to witness the historic Barack Obama inauguration.

A CONVERSATION WITH LOU DUVA

A conversation with the Godfather of boxing, Lou Duva, who candidly recalls his humble beginnings in the fight halls of Paterson, rising through the boxing ranks.

A CONVERSATION WITH BRENDAN BYRNE

A Conversation retired New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne, the Dean of NJ politics, who talks candidly about such issues as the Obama election, his governorship, Xanadu, and the present state of government in the Garden State.

ELECTION DAY 2008

Election day in North Jersey.

The MEANING OF OBAMA'S CANDIDACY

Pre-Election Day video commentary on the meaning of Barack Obama's candidacy for the office of President of the United States. Each subject was asked: "As an African-American, what does Barack Obama's candidacy mean to you?"

FUNERAL FOR A FALLEN BROTHER

Mahwah firefighter Michael Drozd, a piper with the Bergen County Firefighters Pipe Band, was laid to rest today. Last week, he was killed in an automobile accident shortly after performing at a fundraiser for John McCain.

BARCLAYS

The PGA Tour comes to the Ridgewood Country Club August 19-24, and the course has undergone some subtle changes in preparation for The Barclays.

NJ GUARD DEPARTURE

Nearly 2,850 from the New Jersey National Guard's 50th Infantry Brigade Combat Team bound for Iraq, received a heartfelt farewell salute at Fort Dix.

ST. BERNARD

Katrina took nearly 15,000 lives and St. Bernard Parish was one of the hardest hit area's in New Orleans. Three years later, many still struggle to get their homes and lives back together.

DANGERS OF ARTIFICIAL TURF

Several athletic fields in North Jersey with artificial turf have been closed because of high lead levels. Recently, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has concluded the turf poses no health risk. Yet questions remain.

LIVING IN IKEA

Mark Malkoff, a comedian & writer for the Colbert Report, set out to live in the Paramus IKEA store for an entire week. It was a staged production -a pseudo reality show, for a web video. This is the same guy who consumed Starbucks in EVERY store in Manhattan in one day.

TEANECK HOUSE EXPLOSION

A massive gas explosion in Teaneck flattened a home at 1320 Hastings Street and left one man dead. See dramatic video of firemen battling the blaze shortly after the fire started.

GREENBROOK SANCTUARY in the PIP

Naturalist Nancy Slowik leads a tour of the little-known Greenbrook Sanctuary located atop the Palisades Interstate Park overlooking the Hudson River.

MADAGASCAR COMES TO NYC

The Wildlife Conservation Society unveiled Madagascar, a new exhibit at the Bronx Zoo inside the restored historic Lion House.

WHAT HAPPENED TO PHYLICIA MOORE

One year after her mysterious death on a school trip to Ghana, what happened to Teaneck High School student Phylicia Moore remains a mystery.

A MOTHER'S LAMENT

Amina and Mariam Kure of Teaneck, will be deployed to Iraq for their second tour of combat duty this summer. Inseparable since birth, the 25-year-old twins will be sent their own ways for the first time. Their mother has asked that they be allowed to stay together but the National Guard has yet to respond.

OBAMA RALLY

Presidential candidate Barack Obama shook the auditorium when he brought his campaign message to St. Peter's College in Jersey City.