Princeton Agrees To Examine Former President Wilson's Legacy On Race To End Student Sit-In
Former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson was a leading progressive but supported segregation.
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Former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson was a leading progressive but supported segregation.
Thousands of foster children are being adopted all around the country as part of National Adoption Day, which is Saturday.
Dashcam footage shows a New Jersey State Trooper explaining to a fellow law enforcement officer that alcohol played no role in a rear-end collision.
A woman allegedly called 911 to draw officers away from her location so she could drive home under the influence, Wayne Police said Thursday.
A New Jersey hospital worker has been charged with sexually assaulting a female patient, prosecutors said Thursday.
The judges said Wednesday that the penalty was too harsh and ordered the state education commissioner's office to hold a new hearing.
Three New York men were sentenced Thursday, after pleaded guilty to trying to coerce a Jewish man to give his wife a religious divorce.
Jonelle Melton, 33, a teacher at Red Bank Middle School, was killed inside her Neptune City apartment in September 2009, prosecutors said.
If convicted, Councilman Elias Chalet faces up to 10 years in prison.
Patrick Foye revealed his intentions in an email to employees Thursday.
Princeton President Christopher Eisgruber told the students he agreed with them that Wilson was racist and that the university needs to acknowledge that, according to a video posted to YouTube.
Millions of men credit Viagra for saving their sex lives, but nearly two decades after hitting the market, Viagra is now being credited for literally saving the lives -- of children.
Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee have agreed to support a permanent extension of the Zadroga Act's expired health program.
Jersey City is about to be the first in the country to embrace United Rescue, a program that reduces emergency response time.
New Jersey State officials dedicated a monument Wednesday in remembrance of a state trooper who was killed in the line of duty more than forty years ago.
