Trenton Police Come Under Fire Trying To Disperse Large Crowd
Shots rang out as Trenton police tried to break up a party of some 200 people at a Prospect Village housing project.
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Shots rang out as Trenton police tried to break up a party of some 200 people at a Prospect Village housing project.
In southeastern Queens neighborhood of Cambria Heights, realtor Richard Gibbs says he wishes there was some way to wall off the short sales and foreclosures weighing on prices.
In Bergen County, there is a lifesaver - a safety net for the working poor: free medical care.
The state Senate's Environment and Energy Committee will consider legislation Monday to force Gov. Chris Christie to stay in a multistate pact to reduce greenhouse gases blamed for global warming.
Former Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell was charged with accepting $10,000 -- through a middleman -- from an undercover government witness posing as a developer.
A police officer probing the theft of several vehicles from a northern New Jersey auto dealership was injured early Sunday when a stolen pickup truck crashed into his cruiser.
Amanda Wengert was 6-years-old when she was killed by a teenage neighbor in Manalapan. Her family has started a non-profit in her name and that organization is still going strong.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline on Friday was $3.67, down 3 cents from last week.
It's the largest collection of gospel talent ever assembled. The 2011 McDonald's Gospelfest kicks off Saturday afternoon at the Prudential Center in Newark.
"It's none of your business." Those five words from Gov. Chris Christie over his children's education have New Jersey voters in a tizzy.
Police say a 15-year-old girl, who accused two male students of raping her in a stairwell at Clifton High School, waited several weeks to report the incident because she was afraid.
Christie said in an interview on New Jersey Network's "On the Line" show that he won't ask people to do things that might result in prosecution.
Bail has been set at $1 million for the woman accused of stabbing Casetta Blunt multiple times. Walker regularly came to Blunt's home to do chores.
The Labor Department said the unemployment rate inched up one-tenth to 9.4 percent because 400 jobs were lost last month.
The Camden County Police Chiefs Association said the county's freeholder board was making decisions about the force without consulting with a committee in charge of planning the department.
