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In the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks, and a threat by ISIS militants to strike Washington, many in Tri-State Area suburbs have been wondering how safe they are.
For more than 80,000 people, it was their final resting place. But now the cemetery in which they're buried in is complete disrepair and covered in weeds.
Christie on Monday called the idea dangerous. His statement came after hundreds marched to the New Jersey statehouse to call on lawmakers to support the measure.
The 475,000-square-foot building on 40 acres in Morris Plains features state-of-the-art technology and greater energy efficiency than Honeywell's former campus in Morris Township.
Frank Giaramida was surprised with Scarlet, a 7-month-old German shepherd puppy, on the field of MetLife Stadium during the Giants game.
Paris was a city of many moods Sunday night, as life returned to streets that emptied after Friday's terror.
Lawmakers are closely studying Colorado, Oregon and Washington, where pot use has been legalized.
New York and New Jersey might have to come up with $10 billion and could seek federal low-interest loans.
Following the terror attacks in Paris Friday that left 129 dead and more than 350 wounded, the NFL announced it was increasing security at its stadiums.
Several Republican candidates for president accused President Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton of failing in the fight against Islamic State militants as the terrorist attacks in Paris became a focal point of the nomination race.
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police spokesman Joe Pentangelo said there were increased patrols and checks of bags, buses, trucks and trains at agency locations.
There is no record of anyone alerting the city or utility about the smell of gas one day before a house exploded in New Jersey, officials said Friday.
A New Jersey state assemblyman who has refused to sign an easement allowing a dune project to be built behind his oceanfront house is among seven homeowners being sued by the state.
A southern New Jersey school has become the first in the nation to allow a student to use medical marijuana.
NJ lawmakers say a proposal to extend the Hudson-Bergen light rail system into Bergen County has enough support to make the plan a reality.
