Warrants Issued For 4 Suspects In Irvington, N.J. Store Owner Murder
Police in Irvington, N.J., issued an arrest warrant for four people in connection with a shooting that killed a store owner.
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Police in Irvington, N.J., issued an arrest warrant for four people in connection with a shooting that killed a store owner.
You have probably seen the "Stronger than the Storm" campaign for New Jersey in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, and may even have sung along with it too.
The show will feature 40,000 shells and blinking smiley faces, according to executive producer Amy Kule.
Starting Thursday, with Hudson River fireworks viewing in mind, NJ TRANSIT will be adding cars that are 37 feet longer to some trains.
It's another trip down the Jersey shore for Governor Chris Christie -- but it's not a vacation.
The late "Sopranos" star also left millions to his wife and relatives. A will dated Dec. 19 was filed yesterday in Manhattan Surrogate's Court.
Shawn Custis, 42, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of attempted murder, robbery, burglary and child endangerment.
Democratic lawmakers in New Jersey stepped up their push to legalize same-sex marriage Tuesday, urging Gov. Chris Christie to allow GOP legislators to vote for the bill.
A New Jersey man was sentenced Tuesday to 39 years in prison for shooting and killing an off-duty Newark police detective two years ago.
The alleged heist happened as the Borgata celebrated its 10th anniversary with a concert. It opened on July 2, 2003.
A fire department spokeswoman said a man was working on a refrigeration unit at the corner liquor store. As the man was loading a tank possibly containing propane into his car, the tank suddenly blew, sending the worker flying.
Authorities say Casey Cole conspired with 24-year-old Bishma Cowan and 27-year-old Quashon Faircloth to set up Isaac Rinas, 18, for a robbery.
The tornado touched down at 9:17 a.m. in Berkeley Heights in Union County. Forecasters say the twister was on the ground for about 10 minutes and cut a path of about 50 yards wide and 4.8 miles long through New Providence and Summit.
Quick thinking by two young New Jersey brothers may have saved their lives.
The twister set down and traveled approximately 4.8 miles through New Providence into Summit with sustained winds of 85 mph, the National Weather Service said.
