NY Driver Charged In NJ After Hitting Police Car
Two New Jersey police officers escaped serious injury when their cruiser was rear-ended early Sunday by an allegedly intoxicated New York motorist.
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Two New Jersey police officers escaped serious injury when their cruiser was rear-ended early Sunday by an allegedly intoxicated New York motorist.
The increase in crime in Newark has come after much-publicized layoffs that cut nearly 15 percent of the police force at the end of last year, creating an "I-told-you-so" moment for many observers inside and outside the law enforcement community.
When David Goldman's five-year fight to bring his son, Sean, home from Brazil finally ended, it was an emotional reunion and return to Tinton Falls, N.J.
New Jersey officials are awaiting responses from federal prosecutors whether licensed medical marijuana sellers would face arrest.
Scattered showers are plaguing the Tri-State on Sunday morning and are expected to continue into the workweek.
Prosecutors in northern New Jersey are investigating the death of a toddler who died several days after apparently being injured at home.
Budgets are tight across the Garden State, making consolidation of some of New Jersey's 566 municipalities is inevitable, says state senator Robert Gordon.
New Jersey is considering changing rules that require municipalities and businesses to maintain waterfront access.
An increase in complaints about anti-Semitism on college campuses across the country and right here in the Tri-State Area has inspired a new program to help potential victims,
An autopsy confirmed that 18-year-old Sarah Townsend died of drowning. Officials said there was no indication that foul play contributed to her death.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says a deal has been reached to lease the Meadowlands and Monmouth Park racetracks to private operators who will run them without state purse subsidies.
A Basking Ridge homeowner would really like to know why there's a crater in her front yard.
The Newark Peace Education Summit kicked off Friday with the crowd singing peace songs.
Officials said customers at Michaels stores in 20 states, including New York and New Jersey, became victims of a pin pad tampering case as bandits attained customers' bank account numbers and identification codes.
Gov. Chris Christie killed plans for a Hudson River tunnel, but now he wants money for a bridge over the Hackensack River.
