NJ Bus Company To Suspend Driver For Allegedly Texting At The Wheel
Other bus drivers say the company warns them about using cell phones.
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Other bus drivers say the company warns them about using cell phones.
Three teens were killed in two incidents along NJ TRANSIT tracks recently, which has officials wondering how to do a better job of keeping people off the tracks.
The settlement will pay the federal government $95 million for the Hudson River rail project that Gov. Chris Christie scrapped nearly a year ago.
"No matter how many times I was asked the question, for me the answer was never anything but 'No,'" Christie said Tuesday afternoon.
Demonstrators are planning to gather Thursday afternoon in front of the Goldman Sachs offices in Jersey City, in the heart of the city's financial district.
Michael Cabaj, 13, was struck and killed by a NJ TRANSIT train yesterday afternoon in Garfield, less than 24 hours after two teenagers were killed by a train in Wayne.
The frenzy over a possible Chris Christie presidential run has reached a fever pitch, but there is still no word from the new hamlet on the Hudson. There's been a lot of flirting but no official "I'm in" or "I'm out."
"He was such a good kid, always thoughtful. He wasn't doing anything, just taking an innocent walk," said the father 17-year-old Nicholas Sabina, who was killed.
A judge granted Nazish Noorani's family visitation rights of the woman's two sons while delaying a custody ruling for three weeks.
The Paterson School District now seems to be making a discovery of its own: Don't mess with Columbus Day.
Police said organized gangs of thieves have been snatching expensive electronics from unlocked cars and in other instances stealing luxury vehicles.
Will he run or won't he? There are new reports that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is reconsidering a run in the race for the Republican presidential nomination.
Even with the flooding some farms have had this year, many are ready for the upcoming pumpkin season.
Attorney General Paula Dow announced the guilty pleas Friday, one day after The Center for Lymphatic Disorders, based in Egg Harbor Township, and 54-year-old Farah Iranipour Houtan appeared in state Superior Court in Atlantic County.
The Garden State ranks 46th in the country when it comes to states taking part in the school breakfast program.
