$5 Million Settlement In Newark Schoolyard Murder Lawsuit
The families of three college-bound friends murdered in a Newark schoolyard in 2007 have reached a $5 million settlement Tuesday in a lawsuit against the city and state.
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The families of three college-bound friends murdered in a Newark schoolyard in 2007 have reached a $5 million settlement Tuesday in a lawsuit against the city and state.
The women are among nearly two dozen people invited by the White House to attend the State Of The Union address.
A yearlong effort to uncover New Jersey motorists who use fake identities to get driver's licenses has produced an initial wave of criminal prosecutions.
The state senator suffered facial cuts in the crash in Franklin Township Monday.
The former Atlantic City councilman and Atlantic County freeholder formally announced his plans during a news conference Tuesday in Atlantic City. He also planned a similar event in Newark on Tuesday night.
A National Hurricane Center report detailed how Superstorm Sandy not only caused destruction up and down the East Coast,buit also created wind gusts as far west as Wisconsin and as far north as Canada.
Storm victims in New Jersey who have been desperate for help are finding themselves victimized a second time.
The sponsor of a measure to reform the system has put it on hold after police and engineering officials called for changes to rules about the duration of yellow lights and the elimination of tickets for failing to make a complete stop before turning right on red.
A new report from the Federal Trade Commission found that one in five Americans has a mistake on their credit report.
With millions of Catholics living in the Tri-State Area, reaction to the news of the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI was one of surprise.
The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City said it will become the first casino in the United States to let guests gamble over hotel room TV sets starting on Feb. 18.
At St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City, many were saddened by the news.
Ticket cross-honoring remains in effect systemwide for NJ TRANSIT.
Roads across the Northeast were impassable and cars were entombed by snow drifts on Saturday. Some people found the snow packed so high against their homes they couldn't get their doors open.
Enforcement of alternate side parking rules will resume in Hoboken Monday morning, as the city works to clear away snow from parking lanes.
