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The high winds slowly diminished and temperatures started to tumble as Friday night turned into Saturday. Earlier in the day, the Tri-State Area was hammered by heavy rain and wind gusts up to 60 mph.
A few less public schools, but a few more charter schools were looking to hire new teachers.
Wisconsin state workers protesting a move to severely curtail their collective bargaining rights have found allies in New Jersey.
It would be an alternative to driving into Manhattan as well as an alternative to the PATH train.
Gary Cramer of Bridgeton and the women are each charged with aggravated sexual assault and child endangerment. The women's names have not been released to protect the children.
Libya exports less than 2-percent of the world's oil, and that fuel is weeks away from actually being sold at the pump. So why are gas prices here steadily on the rise now?
The mayor of Hoboken wants to make the city pedestrian and bike friendly. That could mean adding more bike lanes in an already congested community.
Two Pennsylvnia natives have arrived back home to the U.S., and are now staying with friends in New Jersey, after narrowly escaping the chaos and unrest in Libya.
A committee at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey gave the airline preliminary approval Thursday to begin operating three gates and 18 daily flight slots previously used by United.
Christie goes to West Deptford after presenting a $29.4 billion budget that would require the Democratic-controlled Legislature to enact major changes to public employees' pension and health benefits.
Schumer wants to require that all gun buyers to undergo a background check and broadly increase penalties against states that don't contribute names to the national background-check system.
A rally at the New Jersey Statehouse this Friday is just one of many being held across the country.
State Police Sgt. Stephen Jones said the man and the woman were in burned cardboard boxes on the westbound side near the Route 19 exit in Paterson.
Investigators believe the thefts may be the work of "individuals involved in nontraditional religious practice," but declined further comment.
One day after proposing a new budget proposal that would require employees to pay more for their benefits, Christie said that he supports "responsible bargaining."
