New Jersey Police Departments Allowed To Test For Steroids
Those who test positive will need a doctor's letter saying there's a legitimate medical reason and that they're still fit for duty.
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Those who test positive will need a doctor's letter saying there's a legitimate medical reason and that they're still fit for duty.
A couple of unsolved jewelry store robberies in New Jersey, dating back to 2007 and 2009, may have been committed by the same people, officials said today.
New Jersey's struggling municipalities are out $139 million in state aid that was promised -- and in some cases awarded -- before Gov. Chris Christie vetoed the appropriation in this year's budget.
There was another bear scare in New Jersey Wednesday, and this time, the unwelcome beast was brought down with the help of a tranquilizer dart.
Police said a downed wire on a fence was was on fire at the Crystal Springs Aquatic Center in East Brunswick. Seventy five terrified people were evacuated and kept away from the fence.
A jury has returned a mixed verdict in the case of a northern New Jersey mayor caught up in the state's largest public corruption case.
Essex County College and Kean University have been warned by the regional organization which grants accreditation for not having quality systems to track if school and student goals are being met.
One day after Casey Anthony was found not guilty in the death of her 2-year-old daughter Caylee, local residents lament the lack of closure in the case.
A survey done in New Jersey by The National Coalition for Safer Roads found that 77-percent of registered voters favor red light cameras.
Firefighters were called to the Englewood home of former mayor Donald Aronson on Brayton Street early Wednesday morning.
It's the heart of summer, when people can't wait to get outside. But, today might be a day to limit your time in the sun.
Jedrek Dennis was charged with burglary and possession of a controlled substance after a search revealed he was carrying a cigarette box with prescription muscle relaxants inside.
Senate President Stephen Sweeney said he was upset after Gov. Chris Christie cut money from programs and services for the poor, elderly and disabled.
Plenty of fights in Seaside Heights, N.J., have aired on MTV's "Jersey Shore," but none have resulted in quite as many arrests as this past holiday weekend.
Reporters from CBS 2 and 1010 WINS spoke with residents in New York City and New Jersey about their opinions regarding the case's outcome. Tell us what you think and take our poll.
