NJ TRANSIT Chief: No Fare Hike Ahead
Executive Director Jim Weinstein says the transit agency plans to keep fares from rising for the fourth straight year.
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Executive Director Jim Weinstein says the transit agency plans to keep fares from rising for the fourth straight year.
We have had plenty of stories of drivers in New Jersey ignoring the crosswalks and not slowing down for pedestrians, but one township says they are dealing with drivers ignoring crossing guards.
Two suspects pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges connected to the murder of a 21-year-old Villanova University student last summer.
A reputed member of a white supremacist pleaded guilty to hate crime charges Tuesday, after be beat two Middle Eastern men in New Jersey.
The video immediately garnered national attention, as Rice is seen both physically and verbally abusing his players. The head coach included gay slurs in his rants and even threw basketballs at his players.
According to prosecutors, Karen Stewart, 21, of Prospect Park allegedly beat the boy to death because he would not stop crying.
Animal control officer John DeCando said he heard meowing when he walked out of the shelter on Monday. He got a pair of binoculars and spotted the cat.
Seaside Heights expects the main section of its boardwalk to be rebuilt by the holiday, with the rest complete by mid-June.
According to an investigation by Mark Lagerkvist of New Jersey Watchdog, a news website devoted to public service journalism, 22 retired state police currently earn a pension and a salary.
The biggest pro wrestling event of the year is expected to generate $100 million when it comes to northern New Jersey next week.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed a new law barring anyone under the age of 17 from using tanning beds.
A man's body was found 70 feet below the surface in a northwest New Jersey reservoir Monday after a boat sank, according to published reports.
A Princeton graduate has been deluged in controversy, after publishing an op-ed saying young women should look for fellow Princeton classmates as husbands while still in school.
A New Jersey chiropractor was sentenced to six years in prison Monday, for his part in a scheme to recruit accident victims as patients and send fraudulent bills to insurance companies.
Officials in Bergen County, N.J., formed a task force Monday to focus on school security assessments.
