What is a heat advisory? Excessive heat warning? Heat wave?
NYC once again faces summer's swelter. Because heat can be deadly, understanding heat related advisories, watches and warnings can save lives.
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NYC once again faces summer's swelter. Because heat can be deadly, understanding heat related advisories, watches and warnings can save lives.
The Tri-State Area's first heat wave of the season is likely during the upcoming week.
Margate City Police Department said officers will be enforcing a local ordinance where parents will be ticketed for not supervising their unruly teens.
Expect a very pleasant Father's Day with bright skies, low humidity and temps in the upper 70s. A heat wave is likely in the days ahead.
After conducting a storm survey, the National Weather Service Mount Holly confirmed Saturday afternoon that an EF-0 landspout tornado touched down in Lawrence Township, New Jersey, between 5:59-6 p.m. Friday.
Police in Florham Park, New Jersey are warning residents about robbers who may be using Wi-Fi jammers to stop victims from using their phones to call for help.
Strong to severe thunderstorms moved into the New York area late Friday afternoon.
The Secret Service is involved, and a Philadelphia city councilmember wants to see an investigation into the thefts.
A grand jury has declined to indict the principal of a New Jersey high school on a charge of endangering the welfare of a child.
A Washington state man has been charged with murder in Carteret, New Jersey after two women were shot and police spent hours tracking him down.
Two police officers were shot and wounded overnight at a hotel in Woodbridge Township, New Jersey. The attorney general says the suspect was killed.
Thousands of people are victims of stolen SNAP benefits in New Jersey every month, officials said.
The Wildwood Board of Commissioners approved a ban Wednesday on backpacks and other large bags on its boardwalks and beaches effective from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m daily.
It is now "full steam ahead" for the Gateway Tunnel project after the federal government finalized another $6.88 billion in funding.
Two women, one living in Pennsylvania and another living in New York City, reported that their SNAP benefits had been spent in areas they'd never even traveled to.
