NJ Man Finds Letter Presumed To Be Written By Soldier During Civil War
The letter, old and faded, was written by a soldier to his wife during the Civil War.
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The letter, old and faded, was written by a soldier to his wife during the Civil War.
Senate Republicans are pushing a bill aimed at increasing transparency at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and capturing the support of both states' governors.
Bergen County freeholders have given final approval to ordinances that will merge the County Police Department with the Sheriff's Office.
Most of the students who received the email had either incomplete applications or were pending decisions, according to the university.
Wyckoff police used Narcan to revive a person overdosing on heroin earlier this week. It was the 11th save in Bergen County so far this year.
Fire crews were battling a raging blaze late Thursday afternoon in Palisades Park, New Jersey.
A new study of salaries at Rutgers University finds that 17 employees, including 14 doctors and three athletic coaches, have salaries over $1 million per year.
A New Jersey man hopes his redesign of the U.S. flag will win the hearts of Americans.
New York state lawmakers on Thursday began debating grand jury reforms meant to restore public trust when police are investigated.
Some riders said they're already seeing a deterioration in service and questioned why they should be asked to pay more.
Gov. Chris Christie says the state's imperiled transportation trust fund is not ``a crisis at the moment'' and that talks with legislative leaders to replenish it continue.
Freeport, Long Island and Asbury Park, New Jersey are among the top 20 coolest towns in America, according to the travel website Matador Network.
A New Jersey man convicted of beating his wife with a frying pan and strangling her to death is going to prison for 30 years before parole.
A pizzeria, liquor store and dry cleaners were completely wiped out by the blaze, which broke out around 5:30 a.m. Thursday on Main Street.
The Morris County jury found Kashif Parvaiz guilty on Thursday of scheming with his Massachusetts girlfriend to kill his wife and make it look like a random attack.
