Hackensack Riverkeeper Pushing For EPA To Declare River Superfund Site
An environmental group in northern New Jersey is leading a charge to get the feds to take over the cleanup of a dirty river.
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An environmental group in northern New Jersey is leading a charge to get the feds to take over the cleanup of a dirty river.
The New Jersey Lottery says the wrong winning numbers for Wednesday night's drawing were posted on its website.
Tickets in North Carolina, Puerto Rico and Texas have matched all six numbers to split a $564.1 million Powerball jackpot, lottery officials said Thursday.
All eastbound lanes of Route 3 in Secaucus are shut down following a serious accident near Paterson Plank Road.
Haiti has begun what officials said was the first TV advertising campaign aimed at encouraging Americans to vacation in the poor Caribbean country.
Another New Jersey judge has come down against gay conversion therapy in New Jersey, ruling in connection with a lawsuit that its claims that describe homosexuality as a curable mental disorder are fraud.
With Valentine's Day around the corner, seniors whose marriages have endured decades shared their secrets.
A teen who fought for safer streets has become one of its latest casualties in a shooting in Newark late last month.
The Bergen County Rail Line on the NJ TRANSIT system was partially shut down late Wednesday afternoon, after a man was struck by a train in Garfield, New Jersey.
Before the cameras and the "NBC Nightly News," Brian Williams spent his days growing up in Middletown.
The vaccinations are voluntary and on Thursday will be offered to anyone who purchased food in the school's cafeteria between Jan. 15 and Jan. 30.
Documents show maintenance workers who sparked a fire that destroyed an apartment complex in New Jersey never called 911 for help.
A case of hepatitis A has been confirmed at Passaic High School, and school district officials were warning parents to look out for symptoms as a precaution.
New Jersey State and Hopatcong local police were searching for a man who allegedly took his two sons and fled the state in violation of a custody agreement.
Some New Jersey parents have come out so strongly against a new computer-based math and language arts test that they have refused to allow their children to take the exam – but state education officials have rushed to its defense.
