4-Alarm House Fire In Elizabeth, N.J. Brought Under Control
The raging fire started inside a home on Monroe Avenue around 8:30 p.m. and spread from house to house.
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The raging fire started inside a home on Monroe Avenue around 8:30 p.m. and spread from house to house.
It's the first time state officials have allowed cannabis to be planted and grown since New Jersey's medical marijuana law passed more than two years ago.
A Garden State high school has used federal funding to take team building to a new level. Students at Columbia High School have been taking part in an optional physical education class called "Project Adventure."
The governor's office said the Christies have filed for a six-month filing extension, though it did not specify why it was sought.
A large lake on the New York-New Jersey border is not quite as big as it should be. A mild winter and dry spring have conspired to leave an entire tourist industry high and dry along Greenwood Lake.
Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer wants the New York State Legislature to revive the long-dead New York City commuter tax, WCBS 880's Paul Murnane reported Tuesday.
Amtrak spokesman Cliff Cole said the problem was located somewhere west of Newark, but further details weren't immediately disclosed.
The defendants, who range in age from 17 to 66, have been charged with distribution and possession of child pornography.
Sen. Robert Menendez is introducing a bill that would increase penalties against colleges and universities that don't warn students about campus emergencies.
The heat is on in the Big Apple. Temperatures are expected to be about 25 degrees above normal, making it feel like July.
Jose Chinchilla and his fiancée Michele Callan claim they hear eerie noises, that lights flicker, doors slam and a spectral presence tugs on their bed sheets.
Two people escaped injury when their small plane crashed at a northern New Jersey airport.
The United States Secret Service said 11 agents have been placed on leave, caught with prostitutes ahead of a presidential visit. Congressman Pete King said he can't remember another incident like this involving a group of Secret Service agents.
Just like the community it serves, the Montclair Art Museum values diversity. That perspective is reflected in a new art show at the museum called "Look Now."
Former Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini was convicted in 2010 of taking money from a federal informant posing as a corrupt developer.
