The borough of Paramus is suing American Dream mall, arguing that the massive retail and entertainment complex is illegally staying open on Sundays. In a lawsuit filed Monday, Aug. 25, Paramus ...

Sunday in the 1960s was legally protected by blue laws that shuttered stores, dealerships, and businesses across most of the country. The Sunday dinner table functioned as the social anchor of the ...

An advertisement from American Dream last week touted the mall as an ideal shopping spot for the expected rainy Sunday, Oct. 12 — even as the mall faces litigation over its decision to keep retail ...

A lawsuit argues that the American Dream mall, by allowing the sale of lumber, furniture and “wearing apparel” on Sundays, has violated a “blue law” descended from a 1798 statute. By Christopher Maag ...

New Jersey’s massive American Dream mall is facing a lawsuit after allegedly breaking a county's long-standing law: It isn't allowed to sell clothes on Sunday. The lawsuit, filed in Bergen County ...

The American Dream Meadowlands is getting support from its landlord, the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority, in a legal dispute with Paramus over Bergen County’s longtime Sunday shopping ban.

New York State's "Sunday Blue Law" once prohibited the sale of most goods on Sundays to preserve the Sabbath. In 1969, a drugstore manager in Erie Plaza was arrested and fined for selling a microscope ...

Bergen County’s malls, including Paramus Park and Garden State Plaza, draw hundreds of thousands of shoppers each week. But come Sunday, things change. Decades after the rest of New Jersey ended the ...