RushCard To Create 'Multi-Million Dollar' Fund To Help Customers
RushCard, a pre-paid debit card system backed by hip-hop mogul Russel Simmons will create a 'multi-million dollar' fund to help cover costs for thousands of users.
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RushCard, a pre-paid debit card system backed by hip-hop mogul Russel Simmons will create a 'multi-million dollar' fund to help cover costs for thousands of users.
The student was being taken from Academy Charter High School in Lake Como to her home in Red Bank.
Alaa Saadeh's lawyer told the judge that Saadeh will not cooperate with the government and won't testify against anyone else.
According to authorities, Jimenez-Oliver strangled Dranko in April 2014, then set fire to her body and home to cover up the crime.
The governor's comments Thursday morning on CNN came after he ridiculed the idea during Wednesday night's Republican presidential debate.
The parking lot of a New Jersey hotel looked like a scene out of "Breaking Bad" when police busted what they say was a mobile meth lab.
Sanofi is recalling hundreds of thousands of epinephrine injectors used to treat severe allergic reactions because they may not deliver the correct amount of the life-saving drug.
The candidates complained during their face-off Wednesday evening that the CNBC moderators' questions were hostile and based on inaccurate premises.
A woman claims an angry driver beat her to the point of concussion near her home in Maplewood.
Superintendent Zega said at least two students have been disciplined and cellphones have been banned from the school's lunchroom.
The New Jersey State Police Patrolmen's Benevolent Association on Wednesday became the latest law enforcement group to announce a boycott of Quentin Tarantino over his comments about police officers.
Ninety vehicles worth more than $4 million were recovered in the bust.
Wednesday marked the first significant rain event in our area since early October, and for many, it made for a wet and miserable time.
The blimp is the kind used extensively in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars to provide surveillance over U.S. bases and other sensitive sites.
They're hoping to convince lawmakers to act so that just about everyone is back home by Sandy's fourth anniversary.
