FAA Cuts Could Mean Layoffs At Essex County Airport
Significant budget cuts by the Federal Aviation Administration could mean closed air traffic towers and possible layoffs if those in Washington are unable to reach an agreement.
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Significant budget cuts by the Federal Aviation Administration could mean closed air traffic towers and possible layoffs if those in Washington are unable to reach an agreement.
Staffers at the public library in the New Jersey capital city of Trenton have begun rationing restroom supplies, after repeated incidents of vandalism and theft.
One man was killed, and another was wounded, when shots rang out on a street in Newark Friday night.
The Hamburg Turnpike in New Jersey is dangerous, and a plan to fix it up has been in place for decades – but with very little means to do it.
An early morning fire Saturday destroyed a home in Garwood, N.J.
The request filed Friday with the Board of Public Utilities includes a 1.5 percent increase requested in November.
Rev. Edward Fairley, of Paterson, maintained that he stabbed his longtime mistress, but did not intend to kill her.
President Barack Obama has issued a travel warning to the flying public: If the government goes over the latest fiscal cliff, expect major delays at airports, especially those in the busy Tri-State Area.
On the site of a zinc mine dating back to the 1700s is the Sterling Hill Mining Museum, where crystallized gold and nuggets, 20 of them, were stolen while the museum was open. They were large specimens, from all over the world.
Mantoloking is the last Jersey shore community to allow residents back since the Oct. 29 storm.
The accident took place shortly before noon on Fairview Avenue and involved a black minivan and a FedEx delivery van.
The governor of Nevada has signed a bill legalizing online gambling there and one New Jersey gaming attorney and consultant believes it will happen in the Garden State, too.
Forest rangers initially headed to Nye Mountain based on coordinates provided by the men. They eventually realized that was the wrong location and the actual crash site was at nearby Big Burn Mountain.
State officials have filed a lawsuit against the operators of a Wyckoff-based Superstorm Sandy charity that claims they used donation funds for personal expenses and failed to properly register as a charity.
Eighteen year-old John McShea was charged with eight others in the beating of Dawid Strucinski of Bayonne, who was a 22-year-old recent graduate of Rutgers University at the time of the beating.
