'Law & Order' Ring Tone Prompts Cops To Arrest Michael Richardson
Paterson police say they picked up the suspect in a home invasion after a distinctive ring tone allegedly tipped them off.
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Paterson police say they picked up the suspect in a home invasion after a distinctive ring tone allegedly tipped them off.
Thousands of people flocked to Ground Zero Thursday to honor those who died and to catch a glimpse of President Barack Obama -- including The Stallings family from New Jersey.
Track and field legend Carl Lewis finally found a court willing to help him get into the race for the New Jersey state Senate — but there's a chance his run will be fleeting.
The families of U.S. troops recently killed in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan face a swirl of emotions as they bury their dead while the nation celebrates the capture and killing of Osama bin Laden.
The Essex County prosecutor is stepping in to investigate a vicious beating of a senior citizen at a Newark boarding home.
You know what your GPS device is telling you, but do you know how the company is using that information?
The federal Transportation Statistics Bureau said Atlantic City International Airport offered the lowest average domestic fares.
In an interview with CBS News correspondent Steve Kroft for this Sunday's "60 Minutes", President Barack Obama says he won't release the Osama bin Laden images taken to prove his death.
Ibraheem was also accepted to MIT and 13 other schools, including Princeton and Columbia before settling on Harvard after falling in love with the campus.
Republican Secretary of State Kim Guadagno last week ruled the Democratic former track star isn't eligible to run in the 8th legislative district because he hasn't lived in New Jersey the last four years.
Anderson most recently served as superintendent of Alternative High Schools and Programming for the New York City Board of Education.
Osama bin Laden's death has proved to be a boon for business near ground zero.
Entomologists from Rutgers University are moving in to a Jersey City housing project infested with bedbugs to create a national model for controlling the pests.
Part of the appeal of upscale Summit is the shady streets, the impeccably maintained Colonials and Tudors, and the lush lawns that stretch right up to the curb.
Christie abandoned the project last fall, citing escalating costs. He noted potential overruns of $2 billion to $5 billion, which he said the state couldn't afford.
