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A gleaming new 9/11 memorial for the Garden State opens this weekend. CBS 2's Dave Carlin got the first tour of a project that is finally done after weathering legal challenges and the economic downturn.
Forensic experts presented a report Wednesday gleaned during a 10-month investigation spearheaded by Gatti's former manager Pat Lynch.
It was one ruff ride for a motorcycle enthusiast from Tuckerton.
NJ Transit estimates bus tolls will more than double to $8.6 million.
Hurricane Irene stormed through New Jersey last Sunday, but her after-effects are still very much being felt.
With the opening school bell today, New Jersey's anti-bullying Bill of Rights took effect, forcing districts to investigate complaints and take action.
Ten years later, the images of 9/11 remain seared into memory -- scenes of unimaginable terror and depictions of great bravery and humanity. For one group of firefighters a single photograph evokes the best and worst of that terrible day.
In our post-9/11 world we've become accustomed to many a security rules and regulations, including taking our shoes off at airport screening checkpoints. But a change is underfoot.
Massive flooding from Hurricane Irene devastated Lorenzo Jandoli's home and he lost many belongings to the raging water. He was supposed to begin school Tuesday, but that building was also damaged -- so school starts Thursday.
District officials said it is unsafe for students to be inside the Wilson Avenue School in Newark. Flooding, they said, has caused dangerous mold to form inside.
A flash flood watch is in effect for the area through Tuesday afternoon. AccuWeather Meteorologist Carl Erickson said that steadier rain would start moving into the area early Tuesday morning.
Labor Day turned out to be more work than fun for thousands of New Jersey residents still recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Irene. However, electricity has been restored statewide.
President Barack Obama says he will do whatever it takes to help those communities that were flooded, battered and bruised by Irene.
As two PSE&G workers were heading into the basement of a Manville home, the boiler exploded.
"A lot of people don't have nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing," business owner Manuel Benitez told CBS 2's Dave Carlin.
