Police Seek Driver Who Took Off After Slamming Into Parked Car With Kids Inside
Police said the suspect also discarded a revolver loaded with hollow-point bullets.
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Police said the suspect also discarded a revolver loaded with hollow-point bullets.
Two local U.S. senators introduced a bill on Sunday that would end a federal ban in states where medical marijuana has been made legal.
A spokesperson for the testing company, Pearson, confirmed to The Washington Post that it will alert states when it finds test questions being posted publicly to the Internet, saying security maintains fairness for students as well as the integrity of the results.
Police said the explosion happened just after 10 a.m. on the first floor of the two-story home on Sumner Avenue in Seaside Heights.
The attorneys for the Sandy victims said the companies manipulated software to exclude sales taxes, cheating victims out of tens of thousands of dollars.
Department of Transportation Commissioner Jamie Fox said the harsh winter is to blame for the uptick in potholes.
Standing in the street between railroad tracks and Englewood City Hall, lawmakers would like to see the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail live up to its name.
The incident took place at the lot at 221 Chestnut Street at approximately 10:30 a.m.
It was an emotional reunion at a firehouse in Hackensack, N.J. Friday, when two women who cheated death met with the first responders who saved them.
State Sen. Ray Lesniak, other lawmakers and residents of Linden stood in a park across a highway from the refineries on Friday to slam the $225 million settlement announced last week by Gov. Chris Christie's administration.
Two special forces Marines from the Tri-Stata area are among seven who were killed when a Black Hawk helicopter crashed into the waters off Florida during a routine training mission in dense fog.
The accident happened at around 11:15 a.m. near exit 61.
David Bardales, 12, was found in Linden after he went missing just before 9 p.m. Thursday in Elizabeth.
Federal Emergency Management Agency officials have agreed to let Superstorm Sandy victims who think their insurance claims were not fairly paid out to undergo a review.
One of New Jersey's most visible animal control officers has resigned following a lawsuit which alleges he sent racist texts.
