AP: In NJ, Police Layoffs Lead To Drop In Arrests
Police in five New Jersey cities where departments have had deep layoffs are making fewer arrests for minor offenses -- a trend that experts fear could lead to a rise in the most serious crimes.
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Police in five New Jersey cities where departments have had deep layoffs are making fewer arrests for minor offenses -- a trend that experts fear could lead to a rise in the most serious crimes.
Ezra Fineman is a 2-year-old Fair Lawn boy who loves the alphabet, music, and his tricycle and he needs your help to stay alive.
A new study is raising concerns about the health risks of full body X-ray scanners as some 23 million people are expected to take to airports across the country next week for Thanksgiving.
Contamination concerns have hit one New Jersey town after a series of break-ins at several water treatment plants. Now the Department of Homeland Security is investigating.
Booker said he's sympathetic to the group's message, but wants cooperation from them so that police resources are not diverted.
Early Friday morning, the school board reportedly voted unanimously to allow the boys to take the field in the playoff game against Paramus.
A New Jersey school district has pulled nine of its players, each charged with aggravated assault, off the football field right before the school's big game. But some students say the punishment goes too far.
Diane Zaleski, 54, was found stabbed to death inside her Laurana Road home on Nov. 18, 2010. Nearly 100 people have been interviewed and more than 80 men have been cleared as potential suspects.
As we approach the busiest travel day of the year - the day before Thanksgiving - there is a new tool to help you get through airport security with fewer hassles.
Local 54 of the Unite-HERE union agreed Thursday to a three-year pact with Trump Entertainment Resorts. The company owns the Taj Mahal Casino Resort and Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino.
Breakwater Alternative Treatment Center wants to grow pot for patients on a preserved farm in Upper Freehold.
As the Port Authority looks to get its fiscal house back in order, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie had a few things to say about the agency's old leadership.
Christie plans to take the Democratic-controlled Legislature to task during a keynote address in Atlantic City for not reconsidering two bills he conditionally vetoed.
Drivers were sounding off over a state law that says "transportation must be provided even when only non-public schools are in session" -- including on Thanksgiving.
It was a stunning on-camera appearance – the wife of former FOX 5 reporter Charles Leaf defending him on her new website.
