Chilean Miner Speaks At Seton Hall University
One of the 33 Chilean miners whose dramatic rescue was broadcast worldwide is touring the U.S. to call attention to the suffering of earthquake victims.
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One of the 33 Chilean miners whose dramatic rescue was broadcast worldwide is touring the U.S. to call attention to the suffering of earthquake victims.
Rain, sleet, snow and ice are pairing with thunder and lightning causing areas roadways to become icy and treacherous.
After 60,000 complaints nationwide - 1,600 victims in New Jersey - state and federal officials are rolling out a national campaign to talk about a booming scam targeting seniors.
With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.
With the Tri-State area less than a week into spring, old man winter is back for a late March visit.
The bakery in Rutherford, N.J. that brought you the Charlie Sheen "Tiger Blood" cupcakes is now selling their confections for a cause.
Dueling protests brought out passionate pro-life advocates and Planned Parenthood supporters to Englewood, New Jersey Tuesday.
The platinum-selling rapper admitted to not paying taxes on more than $3 million in income earned between 2004 and 2006.
The battle between public and charter schools is boiling over in Newark.
A judge has found that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie's $1 billion in school aid cuts last year left the state unable to meet its obligation to provide all children with a "thorough and efficient'' education.
The parents of the Rutgers University student who killed himself after authorities said his intimate encounter with a man was captured by a webcam don't want his roommate to receive "harsh punishment."
Athletic Director Tim Pernetti announced in a statement that the relationship will provide the school with a broader reach and enhance its ability to grow ticket revenues and attendance.
Telephone and cable companies support the measure, which was fast-tracked through the Assembly and was on its way to the governor's desk before hitting a roadblock.
It's a bit surprising they had been banned: after all, Belmar has been hosting a sand castle competition for the last 24 years.
Albert Manzo resigned from the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission, saying he didn't want to become a distraction.
