Record Amount Of Trash Hauled From N.J. Beaches
It's a dubious distinction for New Jersey. Clean Ocean Action says 475,321 pieces of trash were collected from 127 miles of shoreline.
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It's a dubious distinction for New Jersey. Clean Ocean Action says 475,321 pieces of trash were collected from 127 miles of shoreline.
Pennsauken Police Sgt. Chris Sulzbach told The Courier-Post of Cherry Hill Craig Powers' Buick LeSabre was stopped at a light when it was rear-ended by a box truck Monday.
Atlantic City has started replacing parking meters with parking kiosks. Motorists get a receipt from the machine after entering the appropriate space number and paying.
Forecasters said minor to moderate flooding will continue along the Passaic River at Pine Brook and Little Falls and the Rockaway River at Boonton until they begin to recede Tuesday.
Members of the police union marched to City Hall screaming "911, Who ya gonna call!" as they protested the layoffs of 125 police officers in Paterson on Monday.
On this Tax Day, the debate over taxes is not taking a break. It's at full force in New Jersey.
If the infrastructure can handle it, trucks could generate much-needed funds for New Jersey.
Listening to Chris Carrino, the radio voice for the New Jersey Nets, you would never know he has a progressive muscle weakening disease.
The Fairleigh Dickinson University's PublicMind poll surveyed voters in advance of a November referendum on whether New Jersey residents should be allowed to bet on professional sports.
The beginning of Holy Week also meant a new beginning for a local church. They opened the doors on a new church building on Sunday, a decade after their old home burned to the ground.
A Newark man who fatally shot a 14-year-old city boy last summer has been sentenced to 15 years in state prison.
A southern New Jersey woman was injured when she crashed her car into a tree while calling police to report an erratic driver.
Tri-State residents woke up to plenty of damage thanks to Saturday night's storm that toppled trees, flooded roads and knocked out power to thousands.
The Tri-State weather has rebounded on Sunday after a vicious storm ripped through the area, leaving flooding and nonstop rain through the night.
A low pressure system is moving into the Tri-State area and will bring 1 to 1.5 inches of rain along with potential flooding.
