NJ Bill Calls For Any Governor Running For President To Resign
New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg is proposing a bill that would force any governor running for president to step aside, including Gov. Chris Christie.
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New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg is proposing a bill that would force any governor running for president to step aside, including Gov. Chris Christie.
The two 17-year-old boys have been charged with third-degree animal abuse, the NJSPCA said.
A Twitter account that posted videos of New Jersey teens brawling has been shut down following pressure from police and the Bergen County Prosecutor.
A man was charged with multiple counts Monday after for a 9-month-old boy was allegedly taken by the man at knifepoint.
Police in Teaneck, New Jersey were searching Monday for whoever was behind the burglary attempts at a church and two schools this past weekend.
Former police captain and current Democratic mayoral candidate, William Cerra, says the roof of the Aldrich Library has been damaged for about three years.
The search is on for violent robbers targeting women at bus stops in Newark. At least two women were mugged Monday morning.
Republican presidential candidate Chris Chrisite rapped up his blitz in New Hampshire Monday by making the rounds on TV news morning shows in New York.
A New Jersey lawmaker is proposing a lottery to help people pay off their student loans.
New Brunswick police say the slashing occurred around 7:15 p.m. Sunday.
New Jersey native and World Cup champion Carli Lloyd says she thinks she will return to defend the United States' title in four years.
Ahmad Crudup, 22, of Maplewood, died shortly before midnight Sunday at University Hospital in Newark, police said.
Now that the hot dogs have been eaten and all the cookouts cooked, here's a recap of some stories you may have missed from the holiday weekend.
Authorities say John Crimmins was with friends in the ocean off of Mantoloking when he suddenly disappeared from their sight around 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
YouGov.com found that 40 percent of Americans have an unfavorable opinion of the Garden State, while 30 percent have positive feelings -- a favorability rating of minus-10 percent.
