Christie Says He Will Restore Property Tax Rebates
Gov. Chris Christie says he intends to restore property tax rebates. However, the check won't be in the mail.
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Gov. Chris Christie says he intends to restore property tax rebates. However, the check won't be in the mail.
Sentencing has been delayed again for a Canadian who admitted running an international sex ring that preyed on children as young as 4 years old.
New York City sets aside $38 million a year for snow removal, but the Bloomberg Administration admits they spent more than that digging out of the post-Christmas blizzard alone.
A statue of St. Patrick that has graced the sanctuary at Sacred Heart Church in Newark for more than 40 years now overlooks the dining room at Cryan's Beef and Ale House.
Bitter, cold temperatures blew into the Tri-State Area, making all that weather leading up to this seem almost pleasant by comparison.
New Jersey Transportation Department spokesman Joe Dee said it has already cost about $20 million to clean up the storms this winter.
Students from Matawan Regional High School were overcome with grief Monday as they attended the funeral of a 17-year-old senior, who died of bacterial meningitis over the weekend.
West New York cops make biggest drug bust in town's history.
The bill would allow some juveniles caught "sexting" to complete a diversionary program.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie told anti-abortion activists gathered in the bitter cold Monday that they have an ally in him.
Officials were trying to identify those who were in close contact with the 17-year-old Matawan Regional High School senior.
The Spectrum Gaming Group report predicts Atlantic City's casino revenue will fall more than 13 percent this year, while casinos in Pennsylvania, New York, Delaware and Maryland will increase their revenue.
As more and more baby boomers retire, they're taking on a new full-time job - caring for an ailing parent.
One of the features St. Sen. Scutari says he had first liked about NJ's medical marijuana plan he sponsored was the home delivery option for terminally ill patients.
Almost half of all school buses and vans in New Jersey fail to pass their semiannual inspections due to violations deemed serious enough to take them off the road, according to a published report.
