Ras Baraka has hired Bill Hyers, a top political consultant and grassroots organizing veteran who helped elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Congress and ...

The Cleveland Browns hired Mike Bloomgren as their new offensive line coach. Bloomgren replaces Andy Dickerson. Dickerson ...

Michael Callahan didn’t have much time to process his looming NHL debut; the 25-year-old defenseman only found out on Tuesday morning. The turnaround was so short that the Franklin native was ...

Ryan Callahan and Christian Adamski each scored a pair of goals and tallied two assists for Cranford in its 5-3 win over Chatham at the Warinanco Ice Center in Roselle. Chatham (6-8) jumped to a 2 ...

The Browns lost arguably the best offensive line coach in the game last season. Analysts argued that the unit would regress as soon as Bill Callahan left to join his son Brian with the Tennessee ...

Phil Murphy signed legislation into law on Monday creating the Target Zero Commission, which will investigate how to stop ...

The Tennessee Titans have split up the duo of head coach Brian Callahan and general manager Ran Carthon by firing the latter earlier this month after two seasons with the team. Carthon was ...

BOSTON — The Bruins made a series of significant roster moves ahead of Tuesday’s game against Tampa at TD Garden. The most noteworthy among those was putting Charlie McAvoy on injured reserve ...

Patrick Callahan, superintendent of the New Jersey ... vehicle with flashing hazard lights. He also signed a bill in 2021 called the NJ Safe Passing Law, which established enforceable guidelines ...

Bill Rancic is bringing his years of entrepreneurial success in the boardroom to the Us Weekly studio by sharing his greatest lessons learned and best advice going into the new year. “I think ...

Las Vegas Raiders: The team, notably Tom Brady, has reached out to Bill Belichick recently ... head coach Brian Callahan will remain. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jags owner Shad Khan released a ...

we will continue to work tirelessly to protect our communities and uphold the safety and security that every resident deserves,” said New Jersey State Police Superintendent Col. Pat Callahan.