N.J. Doctors Accused Of Referring Scans To Imaging Company For Kickbacks
Five New Jersey medical professionals were indicted Wednesday on charges of referring medical patients to a certain imaging company in exchange for kickbacks.
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Five New Jersey medical professionals were indicted Wednesday on charges of referring medical patients to a certain imaging company in exchange for kickbacks.
Storm victims have offered harsh criticism for a Superstorm Sandy recovery program.
One of four plaintiffs who sued a nonprofit that promised to turn them from gay to heterosexual wept on the witness stand Wednesday, as he described cutting off contact with his mother after being told she was the cause of his homosexuality.
Pre-kindergarten through third-grade students at Catherine E. Doyle Elementary School in Wood Ridge are competing in the Terracycle Playground Challenge.
Plans call for naming a new casino just outside New York City the Hard Rock Casino Meadowlands.
Many residents of a New Jersey complex will attend a planning board meeting Tuesday evening to voice their concerns over a proposed convenience store and gas station.
Part of the sign at the Islamic center is now covered up because the vandals left behind other offensive etchings.
A man was sentenced to 30 months in prison Tuesday, after admitting to running an eight-year illegal scheme to get natives of India into the United States.
Players say video featuring shouting and vulgar language taken by a teammate is nothing compared to what they describe as bullying and harassment by varsity coach Joseph Fischetti and assistant coach Matt Becht.
In Manalapan, a man tried to lure three boys into his car along Lamb Lane late Sunday morning, saying he was trying to find hit cat, police said.
Jay Alpert claimed he was fired after reporting to superiors that a police captain had made copies of police promotional exams and was sharing them with prospective candidates.
"As soon as I walked in there that's when the entire mountain collapsed and it sounded like a plane hitting a mountain -- that's what it sounded like. The entire ground shook."
The persistent precipitation lately has been causing big headaches – from smelly sewage in Hoboken never-ending street flooding in Brooklyn.
A pilot program will start on July 1 and the cards will be available citywide on Aug. 1
The body of a man missing since December was found in the Hudson River last week, police said Monday.
