No. 1 Problem On The Jersey Shore? Finding A Place To Go No. 1, Poll Finds
A new poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University showed New Jerseyans think there aren't enough bathrooms near the beach.
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A new poll released Wednesday by Quinnipiac University showed New Jerseyans think there aren't enough bathrooms near the beach.
The project would be the first of two new "boutique" casinos recently authorized by New Jersey regulators.
The suit by New Jersey Physicians Inc. challenges the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's requirement that citizens purchase health care insurance.
At least 2,000 homes across New Jersey were evacuated as a result of the March floods, which also closed several major roadways.
The violent shooting death of 13-year-old Dante Young Sunday night in Newark has prompted officials to take extra measures to protect residents in the area.
It was a complicated morning for many commuters trying to make their way from New Jersey to the Big Apple.
The Quinnipiac University Poll released Tuesday finds disapproval from women has driven the Republican governor's approval rating slightly negative.
A black bear seen earlier in the day taking an extended nap up a tree apparently decided he had enough media attention and made its way down on Monday night.
Not every parent wants a picture or video of their child or children posted online.
The New Jersey Senate has passed a bill requiring sharply higher contributions for pensions and health benefits from public workers while suspending unions' ability to bargain over health care.
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.
