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The New Jersey Lottery said Sunday that details about the winning ticket would be released Monday, declining to reveal where it had been purchased and whether anyone had immediately come forward. It was the sixth largest jackpot in history.
One person is dead and two others have been listed as critical following a shooting at an International House of Pancakes restaurant in Newark early Saturday.
Help for Superstorm Sandy victims looking to cut through insurance red tape stopped by a traveling forum in Manasquan, N.J. this week.
Along the Sandy-battered Jersey Shore, some sense of normalcy has resumed this weekend as some parks and piers have reopened.
The agency announced the decision Friday, a month after it released a preliminary list of facilities that could be closed.
They were hired to protect, but instead were arrested for neglect. A bus driver and matron face charges for allegedly leaving a special education student on a school bus for five hours in the cold.
Students have been removing debris, painting homes and doing anything they can to help hard-hit communities recover from the storm.
Next time you're driving past a crosswalk, make sure you come to a full stop or else it could come with a hefty price tag.
Some of the Jersey Shore's amusement piers and parks are springing back to life nearly five months after Superstorm Sandy.
Two international shipping firms pleaded guilty to obstruction and other charges in connection with what the U.S. Attorney's Office characterized as a pattern of falsifying records to hide the illegal dumping of engine sludge and oil-contaminated waste into the ocean.
A woman is walking the halls, casing the stores at The Mall at Short Hills in Milburn then pickpocketing multiple shoppers in seconds.
Juan Stevens, 50, is accused of posing as a police officer to intimidate prostitutes into having sex with him for free or, in one instance, at a discount.
The principal of Somerville Elementary School described the text as being "not sexual"...but "quite graphic" and "violent."
New Jersey's former governor has left the limelight of politics far behind since resigning from office in November 2004 after announcing "I am a gay American" and admitting to having an extramarital affair with a man.
Mayor Richard LaBarbiera said many residents live adjacent to the stores and the lights disturb them.
