NJ Court Rules That Some Sex Offenders Will Be Exempt From GPS Monitoring
More than 100 convicted sex offenders who have served their prison sentences could be taken off GPS monitoring devices.
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More than 100 convicted sex offenders who have served their prison sentences could be taken off GPS monitoring devices.
The Council announced Tuesday that it is earmarking $1 million for legal representation and other services for the minors.
A tour bus operator was charged Monday, after a bus bound for New York City crashed in Delaware this past weekend and left two people dead.
Federal prosecutors say a former assistant vice president at a northern New Jersey bank has been charged in a scheme to embezzle more than $1 million.
The 14-story building is located on West 37th Street between Eighth and Ninth avenues in Midtown.
Readings, discussions and other activities were under way this week for Banned Books Week, an annual series of events intended to highlight what organizers call the freedom to read.
New York's Republican candidate for governor, Rob Astorino, has earned $100,000 for consulting work with a media company during his first four years as Westchester County executive.
Atlantic City plans to ask the state for permission to lay off some city workers.
The lawyer for a northern New Jersey man who allegedly stabbed and beat his mother to death earlier this month says he plans to use an insanity defense for his client.
The announcement was made at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City and comes as the country's three biggest soda makers face pressure over the role of sugary drinks in fueling obesity rates.
For around $300, you can buy a GPS and secretly track someone's whereabouts.
At the Lafayette Street elementary school in the Ironbound section of Newark, CBS 2 found students running around between parked cars – some of them even leaning against them during recess.
A New Jersey woman has taken matters into her own hands by conducting her own traffic study, which local officials say is illegal.
Tuesday was the first full day of autumn and experts say the perfect time to clean up your lawn and fall into gardening.
In a forceful appeal for international cooperation on limiting carbon pollution, President Barack Obama warned starkly on Tuesday that the globe's climate is changing faster than efforts to address it.
