Police Find No Link In 2 Fatal Elizabeth Shootings
Prosecutors say the shooting deaths of two men in Elizabeth do not appear to be connected.
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Prosecutors say the shooting deaths of two men in Elizabeth do not appear to be connected.
During Nyeeam's plea for peace in Newark, a young man was shot and killed outside.
President Barack Obama has canceled a trip to New Jersey and Connecticut and will instead hold a meeting about Ebola at the White House.
A lawyer for Joe Giudice announced in court Wednesday that his client was turning down a deal that would have resolved false identification charges.
In Newark, New Jersey, street signs are now pointing toward happy feelings.
Gov. Chris Christie is continuing his public push against drug addiction.
The Department of Buildings is trying to stabilize one of the buildings that was damaged by crews working on a vacant lot. There are concerns that the structure could collapse.
A lawyer for a Florida woman charged in the death of her son more than 20 years ago in New Jersey has asked a judge for more time to prepare for the case.
Sources tell CBS 2 a sheriff's van took away at least three Sayreville High School football players still in custody and charged with sexual assault from Middlesex County Family Court.
The two-alarm fire broke out at a townhouse located at 146 Pulaski St. in Dunellen at about 11 a.m.
The Rutgers-Eagleton Poll released Tuesday finds that only 42 percent of registered voters have a favorable view of the governor and 45 percent have an unfavorable view. That's a seven-point drop in two months.
The accident happened around 4:30 p.m. Sunday when the pedestrians were hit at Alstede Farms in Chester after two shuttle buses crashed in a parking lot.
Superintendent Richard Labbe, who canceled Sayreville High School's football season after allegations of hazing, says he is weighing whether to restore the program after this season.
The four-alarm blaze broke out around 4:30 p.m. Monday at the Crest Foam Industries building on Carol Place in Moonachie.
A two-week meeting of bishops on family issues arrived at its halfway point with a document summarizing the closed-door debate so far. No decisions were announced, but the tone of the report was one of almost-revolutionary acceptance, rather than condemnation.
