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When officers arrived, they found desks and chairs flipped over, petroleum jelly on doorknobs, graffiti on the walls, urine in the hallways and balloons around the building, police said.
Glenn Mannino pleaded guilty in February to charges he falsified audit reports of law enforcement agencies.
Acting Attorney General John Hoffman announced Thursday a 45-count indictment charging 12 people with racketeering, conspiracy, criminal use of runners and other related charges.
For the first time, the U.S. Department of Education revealed its list of colleges under investigation on Thursday.
Homdel is cracking down on large non-concert events in PNC Bank Arts Center's parking lot that have been driving nearby residents crazy.
Flooding and other storm damage left by heavy rains Wednesday caused transit problems Thursday for commuters.
An opinion piece featured in the conservative student newspaper at Princeton University has gone viral, stirring debate about race on college campuses and social media.
Dr. Nancy Cappello launched the Are You Dense campaign after getting a clean mammogram but later learning she had cancer.
Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli is putting out the word if parents sense their children are on drugs, they should bring them to a police department.
Torrential rain left roads flooded and impassable, caused major traffic and transit delays, and even caused a mudslide Wednesday – and the rain was expected to persist to affect the Thursday morning commute.
Kenneth Lee Price Jr. was charged with leaving the scene of an accident and driving while suspended/causing serious bodily injury.
The train line connecting Amtrak and New Jersey Transit to Newark Liberty International Airport will be suspended for 21/2 months for repairs.
Under pressure from the state Supreme Court, Gov. Chris Christie's administration proposed new rules Wednesday for how many homes should be within financial reach for lower-income people in each town in the state.
The families say Prudential Insurance Co. failed to warn former soldiers their policies were expiring.
The ex-prisoners are petitioning asking the state's Public Utilities Board to lower the costs, saying the high cost makes it harder for inmates to stay in touch with their families, especially their children.
