Powerful Storms Bring Rain, Hail & Lightning To Heat-Smothered Tri-State
The storms brought rain, hail and lightning with them, bringing sudden changes in the sticky weather that lingered for days over the region
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The storms brought rain, hail and lightning with them, bringing sudden changes in the sticky weather that lingered for days over the region
It appears that Newark's mayor was at the right place at the right time once again, and came to the aid of a man struck by a car.
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Lawmakers have approved legislation that bans hydraulic fracturing byproducts created in other states from entering New Jersey.
Cooling centers will be open on Friday to help New Yorkers beat the heat, as near record-breaking temps continue to suffocate the area.
A New Jersey psychic is facing theft, money laundering and tax-evasion charges after several victims said she conned them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The body of the second of two swimmers who went missing along different areas of the Jersey shore has been recovered.
A service line from the water main servicing 10-story-tall 221 Jackson Street broke, Juan Melli, spokesman for Mayor Dawn Zimmer, told WCBS 880.
School board vice president Wayne Gottlieb is apologizing for joking during a commencement speech about a sniper being inside the football stadium.
Despite the heat, American Idol hopefuls lined up outside on Thursday morning to register for the show's auditions.
Anne Krineski Joyce was trying to keep cool at her home when she found an unexpected visitor in her back yard: a bear.
On Thursday, it will be very hot and humid with a high near the record of 97, last reached in 1988, according to AccuWeather. RealFeel temperatures are expected to be between 100 and 105 on Thursday.
Officials in New Jersey had a busy day, responding to several incidents that required water rescues. It came on a day where many headed to area beaches to try to cool off from the sweltering heat.
It's summer and this is the time of year when bed bugs are most prevalent. But it's also the time of year when people travel. That can be a bad combination, but there are things you can do to battle bed bugs.
The sudden scorching temperatures led to some scary moments and forced officials to take some precautionary measures in New Jersey on Wednesday.
