Power Restored In Bergen County After Transformer Failure
Nearly 60,000 customers were left without power around 9 a.m. after a transformer failed during routine switching at the Ridgefield substation, PSE&G said.
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Nearly 60,000 customers were left without power around 9 a.m. after a transformer failed during routine switching at the Ridgefield substation, PSE&G said.
The jury will decide whether Councilman Marty Small and five co-defendants tried to steal the 2009 Democratic mayoral primary election by tampering with or mishandling messenger absentee ballots.
Bird watchers are all a flutter after a pink-footed goose was spotted in New Jersey. Serious birders have been getting up early to see the unusual sight.
Weights and Measures officials cited a Delta gas station in Newark after inspectors found a pump dispensed a gallon less than it charged.
Forecasters said between one and three inches of rain could soak the state Thursday and flooding could continue into Friday evening.
Police are searching for clues and a motive after a New Jersey father was shot and then his home was set on fire as an apparent cover-up.
The mayor of Hoboken says there's too much partying during their city's parade day, so they're moving it to mid-week.
A new Rutgers-Eagleton poll showed Christie's favorable rating slipping to 46 percent, down from 49 in December.
Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee chairman Herb Conway said the bill was a "recipe for disaster." The Burlington County Democrat, who also is a physician, said it could lead to outbreaks of preventable diseases.
Lawmakers passed a law more than a year ago to allow pot for patients with certain medical conditions, but exactly how it's done has been bogged down in the rule-making process.
The rain moved out Monday morning but it left its mark across the Tri-State.
Former Middlesex County Sheriff Joe Spicuzzo was arrested on Monday, accused of selling jobs and promotions at the sheriff's office for up to $25,000 each, authorities said.
The National Weather Service issued areal flood warnings for counties throughout the Tri-State. These alerts are issued when flooding is either occurring or is imminent.
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Atlantic City Councilman Marty Small and campaign workers were accused of manipulating and tampering with absentee ballots in the June 2009 Democratic mayoral primary election.
