FEMA: People Should Submit Sandy-Related Payment Review Requests By Sept. 15
The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday said it strongly encourages people to submit their requests for reviews of Superstorm Sandy-related payments by Sept. 15.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday said it strongly encourages people to submit their requests for reviews of Superstorm Sandy-related payments by Sept. 15.
When you send your kid off to college, what do they reallly need? In this day and age there are more and more amenities offered, but do you budget?
A Bloomfield, New Jersey woman's car was stolen, and police wanted her to pay to get it back.
The U.S. Geological Survey says the magnitude-2.7 quake hit around 3:41 a.m. Friday, roughly 2 miles north of Bernardsville.
Route 80 is finally moving again hours after the back end of a truck separated from its cab.
The Stars and Stripes rose Friday over the newly opened U.S. Embassy for the first time in 54 years, making a symbolically charged victory lap for the Obama administration's new policy of engagement with Cuba.
While she was being arrested, Jennifer Hyman resisted and attempted to kick an officer when he tried to place her in handcuffs, according to police.
Cape May Brewing Co. co-owner Ryan Krill says his company is brewing 500 gallons of YOPO, or "You Only Pope Once.''
A pair of Australians visiting New Jersey this week raced to the rescue of a truck driver who was on fire.
The U.S. Coast Guard on Thursday suspended its search for a crewman who went missing from a ship.
A former New York City Schools Chancellor has been appointed to monitor and report back to Albany on one of the most troubled school districts in the state.
Most parents think they have taught their children about social media and stranger danger, but for some, the message is not getting through.
Nearly a dozen kids and two adults were hurt Thursday morning when a mini-school bus went out of control, crashed into an SUV and then slammed into a building in Irvington, NJ.
Traffic was allowed back on the northbound truck lanes between Interchanges 6 and 9 Thursday after crews finished cleaning up from Wednesday night's crash.
Thousands of passengers are expected to take NJ TRANSIT to make their way to the Pontiff's public mass in Philadelphia.
