Atlantic City Preps Firefighting Plans For Revel Casino
Fighting a fire will rely on sprinkler systems and internal pipes, as well as scores of firefighters working from inside the building.
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Fighting a fire will rely on sprinkler systems and internal pipes, as well as scores of firefighters working from inside the building.
SWAT team members surrounded Parry Aftab's Wyckoff home for about three hours Saturday after a 911 caller said he was armed with explosives and had two hostages.
New Jersey residents will soon get their first chance to comment on Gov. Chris Christie's proposal for the state's energy future.
An Assembly panel will gather Wednesday to hear how a $10 million cut in funding to legal services for low-income residents will affect those who can't afford to hire a lawyer.
The triple-digit scorcher that taxed the electrical grid and made life uncomfortable in the Tri-state area is finally expected to simmer down somewhat on Sunday.
NJ Transit says the Northeast Corridor 7813 train was headed to Trenton from New York City when the man was hit.
North Bergen orthopedic surgeon Dr. Lee Berger has designed the Ortho-tag, a chip programmed with patient information that can be scanned from outside the body with the wave of a wand.
Thanks to a pollution settlement from a lawsuit, the state now has money to rip out three dams in the Raritan River in Somerset County.
A disabled 8-year-old girl is dead after a possible murder-suicide attempt. Her mother is in the hospital, facing criminal charges in the girl's death.
It was another record-breaking scorcher on Saturday. Highs were at or near 100 degrees in New York City, a temperature not felt on July 23 in two decades.
The heat wave is entering its sixth day of sweltering temperatures and stifling humidity and it's causing power outages across the Tri-state area.
While the all-time record of 106 degrees wasn't reached, residents in the Tri-State were left sweating it out as the mercury soared.
New York City health officials hope to lift advisories at some area beaches forced to close due to a massive sewage spill in the Hudson River.
Epilepsy has been around since ancient times, but remains challenging, even today.
The incident caused delays of up to 60 minutes on the Bergen Line. NJ Transit spokeswoman Courtney Carroll says the passengers were transferred to two trains to continue their trip.
