New Jersey officials seek to improve living standards for seniors

TEANECK, N.J. (PIX11) -- At one time, she was the Mayor of Teaneck, but as Jacqueline Kates and her husband eventually wanted to downsize, they discovered the town didn't have much to offer them

"I thought I would be in Teaneck forever," said Kates. "We moved 10 years ago and it really broke my heart. I had lived in Teaneck for 57 years."

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Between more senior housing and longer timing at crosswalks, the town has become more age-friendly.