"Mayor Michael Wildes and his protégé, Marvin Anhalt would be laughable if they weren’t so dangerous to the hardworking taxpayers of Englewood," writes former Englewood Councilman Eugene Skurnick in an op/ed piece for The Englewood Report.
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The Englewood Report breaks down some of the major issues concerning our ever-rising property taxes, including overdevelopment and the recent revaluation. Read More

Lt. Allen Gailes, a 25 year veteran of the Bergen County Sheriff's Department, is running against incumbent Sheriff Leo McGuire in the upcoming Democratic primary. In the Englewood Report's first ever podcast, Bob Stern interviews Lt. Gailes about his self-described grassroots campaign and why he is running for Sheriff of Bergen County. (For a downloadable mp3 of this interview, right-click HERE.)

Candidate Marvin Anhalt's latest campaign literature would have you believe the 2nd Ward's council race is between the Partridge Family and the Wicked Witch of the East Hill. Fortunately, The Englewood Report is here to dig deeper and match his claims with his record.
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Three years ago, Englewood’s quiet revolution began when Charlotte Bennett Schoen was elected councilwoman of Englewood's 2nd Ward. Find out why the Englewood Report is supporting her in this June's Democratic primary.
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Despite the protests of concerned residents, the Planning Board has approved plans to tear down a historic home and replace it with a large church and parking lot within a single-family residential zone. The Englewood Report explains.
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In a city of almost 30,000 residents, it's unconscionable that the proceedings of our local government are only available to the two dozen residents who regularly attend meetings. Isn't it time to increase public participation by placing videotaped meetings online? Read More

After less than three years, Cheryl Fuller has resigned from her post as city manager with a Golden Parachute of $147,851. Fuller's short tenure was both controversial and expensive. Read More