Newark Police Officer Among 3 Injured In Restaurant Shooting
A Newark Police officer was among three people injured Thursday night in a shooting at a restaurant in New Jersey's largest city.
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A Newark Police officer was among three people injured Thursday night in a shooting at a restaurant in New Jersey's largest city.
A new proposal may allow individual shore towns to determine rules for beach access, and that means shore-lovers could get shut out of their favorite beaches.
Ready! Set! Travel! (Right now, if possible.)
Republican Gov. Chris Christie announced Thursday that New Jersey will withdraw from a 10-state regional greenhouse gas reduction program by the end of the year, saying the program is ineffective at combating global warming.
The owner of a 96-unit apartment building in New Jersey has agreed to pay $150,000 for 20 years of water and sewer service it was never billed for.
Transportation officials have opened a new third lane in each direction along a 17-mile stretch between Toms River and Long Beach Island.
A Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll released Thursday shows 55 percent questioned approve of the way President Obama is handling his job. That's up eight points from April.
More than 80 survivors of the Battle of the Bulge will greet each other at the Thorne Middle School in Port Monmouth Thursday.
People in one Jersey Shore borough have probably been breaking the law for years without even knowing it.
Police spokesman Lt. Anthony Serafino said the fire at the International Matex Tank Terminal in Bayonne burned for about three hours before it was extinguished.
The Neptune Township graduation will take place at the Ocean Grove Great Auditorium, but the school board has agreed to cover religious symbols and students and guests will enter through side and back doors to avoid a 20-foot cross on the building in the religious enclave.
For the first time, a higher percentage of households consist of one person living alone than nuclear families with a husband, wife and children. However, people living alone are still less common in New Jersey than they are nationwide.
The Monmouth University/NJ Press Media poll out Thursday finds 65 percent of respondents plan to visit the shore. That's down slightly from last year.
Henry Cho of Chatsworth, Calif, was visiting relatives in East Brunswick when he borrowed a canoe to go fishing on Farrington Lake on Saturday.
It's becoming a common trend in schools across the Tri-State Area -- being forced to pay to play sports or be part of a club. But could you soon be paying for textbooks or even honors classes?
