Cranford

The annual "Love Storm" display in Cranford's Sperry Park pays tribute to the tragic deaths of 17-year-olds Maria Niotis and Isabella Salas that shook the township and is still very much unresolved.

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The parents of the teen charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two Cranford teens called police four times about their son's violent behavior four times the month before, NJ.com reports.

The family of 17-year-old Maria Niotis, killed in a crash, is pushing for justice against the teen charged with her murder, amid rising tensions and threats.

A 17-year-old now faces serious charges after a senseless act stole the future of a promising young girl.

The agreement between the Henry family, Cranbury Township, and Fair Share Housing announced Thursday, ends the controversy about making a historic farm a site for affordable housing.

Cranford police chief Matthew Nazarro told the township committee it is critical for the public to support the families of the victims and to not speculate online about the case.

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A week after two 17-year-old girls were killed on an e-bike after being struck by a Jeep that targeted them at 70 mph many questions surround the case including whether or not the suspect will be charged as an adult.

Ryan Greco, who retired as Cranford's police chief in December, said he believes there was enough evidence to charge and detained the night a fatal crash took the lives of two teenage best friends.

Neighbors told ABC 7 Eyewitness News that one of the girls had a restraining order against the driver after he harassed her at school and often sat in his vehicle outside her home.