Carl Lewis To Announce His 'Political Plans' In NJ
Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis is planning to announce his "political plans" in New Jersey.
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Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis is planning to announce his "political plans" in New Jersey.
Rescuers in northern New Jersey pulled a man and his 11-year-old son out of the Hackensack River on Sunday after the boy fell from a boat and his dad jumped in to save him.
Essex County prosecutors say a Newark toddler struck by a car that was rammed by a stolen vehicle fleeing police has died from her injuries.
Gov. Chris Christie is warning that if the state Supreme Court rules the way it usually does on a long-running school funding case, it could doom other state services.
A New Jersey homeowner found several Red Fox pups underneath his shed last week.
Clouds are slowly moving into the Tri-State, but the temperatures will remain mild as the area sees a high of 59 degrees on Sunday.
Several local radio stations are taking part in Jazz Appreciation Month, hoping to teach younger generations to appreciate the sweet sounds of jazz. One young jazz prodigy is inspiring others with his musical talents.
Four men allegedly involved in a northern New Jersey jewelry store robbery have been captured after their getaway vehicle collided with a police cruiser following a chase through several towns.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline on Friday was $3.56, up 12 cents from last week.
Despite a 30-minute late start there was a Big Apple welcome for Charlie Sheen at the legendary Radio City Music Hall on Friday night -- a rousing standing ovation. But the fandemonium was short lived.
President Barack Obama said a last-minute deal Friday with congressional leaders to avert a government shutdown happened because "Americans of different beliefs came together."
For Adam Kim and Kevin Jun it started as a wild high school house party but quickly turned into what they call a night of misery.
Hot or not? Overweight, or under-dressed? That's what posters are asking on an anonymous website catering to college students – and the website uses the subjects' names.
Animal welfare officials in New Jersey are warning people touched by the story of a starved pit bull who was found discarded in a trash chute to beware of donation scams.
Scores of police cars amassed at the United Nations for another day of drills in a week-long exercise that Police Commissioner Ray Kelly boasts have been successful thus far.
