Poll: Obama's Approval Rating Dropping In NJ
A new poll shows New Jersey voters are less happy with President Obama's performance in office.
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A new poll shows New Jersey voters are less happy with President Obama's performance in office.
None of the injuries is believed to be serious, and all 12 should be released by Sunday night.
Police have released the names of the man they say shot his coworker at a business complex in Mountain Lakes on Friday.
Witnesses described a shootout at around 5 p.m. between the police and a lone male gunman. CBS 2 was able capture a picture of a side window, that either the shooter or a distraught worker apparently busted through in a panic.
Amtrak, which maintains the tunnel, was forced to divert its own trains and NJ TRANSIT's more numerous ones to the only other tube, which caused the delays.
Rockland County residents know the road to cheap gas leads down south to New Jersey.
Motorists who use the exact change lanes on the Garden State Parkway better make sure they're carrying coins starting Monday. Cameras will be activated at all 84 exact-change lanes to catch toll cheats.
Participants aligned with the Occupy Wall Street protest have removed their tents from New Jersey's World War II Memorial in Trenton after police told them they could not keep any "permanent structures'' at the site.
Head of school Miguel Brito says they got several anonymous gifts totaling $22 million, paying off the mortgage.
The Union Township School District is investigating claims that a public school teacher posted comments on her Facebook page disparaging homosexuality.
It's a cancer charity charade that's outraged a community. A New Jersey couple is accused of running a phony group that claimed to help children battling cancer, but instead, investigators say they helped themselves.
Toll cheaters and toll cheating scams cost the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey millions every year. But latest scam is reminiscent of Bond – James Bond.
There is a proposal in New Jersey to allow towns to be able to tap into state open space funds to help buy out flood-prone properties, similar to what FEMA does.
If you're planning to fly away from the Tri-State Area on a jet plane this holiday season, now would be a good time to book your flight, as Peter Haskell reports.
The agency's second customer satisfaction survey shows rail passengers giving an overall grade of 4.2 out of 10. That's down from 4.5 in April.
