NJ Supreme Court Won't Hear ExxonMobil Appeal Over Damages
Bonnie Anderson was awarded $7 million, when a jury found in 2008 she had contracted mesothelioma from washing the clothes her husband wore at Exxon's Linden Bayway Refinery.
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Bonnie Anderson was awarded $7 million, when a jury found in 2008 she had contracted mesothelioma from washing the clothes her husband wore at Exxon's Linden Bayway Refinery.
Imagine being given hundreds of dollars to help pay your property tax bill only to be told you need to pay it back. That's what's happening to thousands of New Jersey residents.
A report from New Jersey's comptroller finds the state spends more than $3 million in clothing allowances for white-collar workers who aren't required to wear uniforms.
Christie is sending proposals to the legislature that would change teacher tenure and evaluations and introduce merit pay.
Producer Simon Cowell wants performers to bring "New Jersey attitude and swagger'' to the Newark auditions for his new show.
A 19-year-old former high school football player in New Jersey has died more than eight months after authorities said he was put into a chokehold while trying to break into a car. Now, his father is demanding the alleged car burglary victim be charged in Douglas Uhler's death.
The awards were announced Tuesday by the Foundation for Newark's Future, the organization created to disburse the money.
You've probably experienced waiting endlessly in an emergency room. But now a New Jersey hospital is trying to change the image of the over-packed ER by letting you know how long you'll have to wait.
Former Perth Amboy mayor and state assemblyman Joseph Vas was sentenced to more than six years in prison after being convicted last fall of mail fraud, election finance violations and lying to authorities.
Witnesses told police Lily Seegobin weaved around the lowered railroad gates at a crossing in Spring Lake Saturday night.
The statewide average in New York, according to AAA, was $3.93 a gallon for regular. In Connecticut, prices rose by a penny to $3.94. In New Jersey, prices were a comparatively cheap $3.58.
71% of New Jersey residents surveyed believe sharing police, fire, and other public services with neighboring towns is a good idea.
Experts believe El'Jai Devoureau's case is the first in the U.S. where a transgender employee has claimed an employer discriminated based on birth gender.
Some Rutgers University students think there's only one New Jersey celebrity well-known and well-loved enough to counteract the impression left by "Snooki."
The wire came down at Trenton Station at 5:20 a.m. Monday, taking out two tracks into New York. It was repaired by 9:15 a.m.