Clifton Schools Lower Passing Grade By Five Points
It used to be that you needed a 70 to pass at Clifton High School. Now it's 65.
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It used to be that you needed a 70 to pass at Clifton High School. Now it's 65.
October is "Dwarfism Awareness Month" and this year officials from Little People of America will mark the month by speaking out against discrimination against little people.
Former Giant George Martin started the Giant Steps for 9/11 Walk four years ago through his foundation, A Journey For 9/11. The New Jersey resident has raised about $5 million since 2007.
Increasing the minimum wage was identified as a Democratic legislative priority for the year, and the different approach being taken by the Senate leader could bubble over into a feud between the legislative leaders.
A Long Island truck driver tried to do a good deed – and ended up taking a man wanted for murder home for a dinner with his wife and kids.
Drivers in the Garden State said they're facing a problem at red light cameras -- not being able to make it through the yellow fast enough.
A new rail safety system has been put in place at a NJ TRANSIT station in Garfield that officials hope will prevent future injuries or death to people crossing the tracks.
Witnesses said the incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. They said they saw undercover police officers pursuing as many as 3 suspects inside a blue Lexus sedan.
The billion dollar question is exactly where is the Port Authority toll hike money is going.
Some second graders got a sudden and scary wildlife lesson on Thursday after a squirrel jumped in to their classroom and on to three of the kids.
Greg Nelson was recovering at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital on Thursday following the horrific accident the night before.
Sally Regenhard, who lost her son on 9/11, called the agreement an "immoral, unethical and illegal backdoor move," reported WCBS 880's Peter Haskell.
The program features mailbox-like receptacles at 27 law enforcement locations across the state where people can safely dispose their unused and expired prescription medications.
There usually aren't many smiles from folks in line at a New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission office.
Patricia Krentcil, the so-called "Tan Mom," is using her name to raise money to fight skin cancer.
