Prayer Vigil To Be Held For Bergen County Officer Injured In Crash
Officer Daniel Breslin, 39, is on life support and in a medically-induced coma after suffering severe head injuries.
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Officer Daniel Breslin, 39, is on life support and in a medically-induced coma after suffering severe head injuries.
The fire began shortly before 3 p.m. Wednesday in a remote spot in Cumberland County off the Delaware Bay.
Luxurious kitchens, swimming pools, and even gyms are being added to bunkers built just in case of an emergency.
NASA says it may be able to predict where the next big sinkhole will occur with new technology strapped to the belly of a jet.
After addressing the George Washington Bridge lane closure scandal, Gov. Chris Christie speaking at a town hall Thursday talked about bouncing back after a challenge.
The transit agency surrendered the number in question in 2008. The phone company apparently reassigned it.
The flames broke out near the roof of the building on First Street around 1:30 a.m. Thursday.
The list is divided into five categories -- titans, leaders, artists, pioneers and icons -- and is not ranked. Each profile in Time's list is accompanied by a testimonial from a noteworthy figure.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey could rescind a $1-a-year lease for a park-and-ride lot near the Lincoln Tunnel.
A northern New Jersey man who authorities say was driving drunk when he caused an accident that killed three relatives last summer has pleaded not guilty to several charges stemming from the crash.
The dispute is over whether the agency should back $1.2 billion in loans for 3 World Trade. Developer Larry Silverstein is building the planned $2.3 billion tower on the site.
Woodland Park, N.J. residents oppose the Passaic Valley Water Commission's plans to drain the water at the Great Notch Reservoir and build huge water tanks in their place.
Police were asking for the public's help Wednesday in finding a pair of motorcyclists involved in the apparent road-rage beating of a van driver.
A Queens doctor ran his office like a popular deli, where up to 100 patients a day would take numbers, wait their turn and then pay cash for painkiller prescriptions, a former receptionist at the clinic testified Wednesday.
19-year-old Melvin Guzman of Garfield and 21-year-old Patrick Morel of Clifton were in court Wednesday afternoon. Bail for each has been continued at $750,000.
