NJ Gasoline Prices Continue To Rise Sharply
Motorists continue to see sharply higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline on Friday was $3.39, up nine cents from last week.
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Motorists continue to see sharply higher prices at the pumps in New Jersey. AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of regular gasoline on Friday was $3.39, up nine cents from last week.
Robert Ellis, of Ridgewood, N.J., died after an exchange of fire with police at 568 Jackson Road in Washington Township.
Flooded rivers in the Tri-State Area forced road closures and evacuations from New Jersey to Westchester County on Friday, and residents were left waiting to see how bad the damage would be once the rivers crest.
Some of us may be growing tired of the daily Charlie Sheen drama, but one New Jersey bakery sure isn't.
Evacuation centers are filling up, basements are getting pumped out, but along with the hassle of rising flood waters is the beauty.
Nicholson stunned the governor with the compliment at a town hall meeting Wednesday night.
Police Sgt. Michael Emmons said the fire was reported around 5:11 a.m. Friday at 27 Atlantic Avenue.
Amtrak has repaired the wire and train delays are easing.
Judge Raymond Batten dismissed a juror after learning she'd called a friend on the Pleasantville Police Department to vent about how jury deliberations were going.
Heavy rains drenched already flood-weary communities in New Jersey on Thursday, forcing thousands of residents to prepare for disaster.
Richmond police say a New Jersey couple who went missing last month during a trip to Virginia have been found dead in New York. .
Authorities said a Union County man posed as high-profile promoters for famous musicians and pocketed at least $100,000 from venues in Ohio and North Carolina.
Thousands of residents in flood-prone neighborhoods across New Jersey were bracing themselves for additional rain headed into the area.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie received an unusually warm reception at a town hall meeting Wednesday -- warm enough to make him blush.
Taxpayers' Social Security numbers, confidential child abuse reports and personnel reviews of New Jersey workers nearly went to the highest bidder after the state sent surplus computers out for auction.
