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The agency has filed another 14 lawsuits against what it calls its most egregious toll violators. That brings the total number of suits to 33 since February when the agency announced its "Wall of Shame'' program.
Christie said it may be time to call a truce in the war of words between him and New Jersey's teachers' union. But the call came after the governor leveled some pointed criticism at the union.
A teacher accused of bullying a student on tape told his side of the story on Monday as he tried to save his job. He said he simply lost his temper.
"This is very sad indeed," parishioner Gina Odorisio said. "This is a wonderful symbol for all those who pass by."
Newark officials have unveiled the final details of a wide-ranging plan to overhaul the city's struggling school district.
The Port Authority plans to repair the helix beginning in August. The eastbound lanes will be closed from 10:30 p.m. until 5 a.m. on weekdays.
In Piscataway, there is an office that looks like any other, a maze of cubicles, except for one thing. Each desk is marked by an American flag. This is the home of Vets for Warriors.
The bodies of 32-year-old Louis Antonio Narvaez-Betancourt and 22-year-old Jose Ariel Paynes Garcia were found inside Narvaez-Betancourt's home.
As an alternate, James Downey heard all the testimony but did not participate in deliberations.
Nazair Bey, 36, was arrested earlier this month after a seven-month investigation by state and Cumberland County officials.
John Bruno Jr., a lawyer who recently began representing 26-year-old Kashif Parvaiz, wanted his client's bail lowered to an amount between $250,000 and $750,000.
A witness saw the accident, but could provide little detail on the car, which quickly fled the scene.
New Jersey state police say more than 120 extra troopers will be out on patrol this weekend, looking closely for drunk and reckless drivers as residents celebrate St. Patrick's Day.
In a split verdict, Dharun Ravi, a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate who later committed suicide, has been found guilty of invasion of privacy and bias intimidation.
Donald Payne Jr. said Friday that succeeding his father in Washington is "an obligation I am proud to continue in his legacy."
