Snowstorm Leaves Two Dead In New Jersey
A second New Jersey death has been blamed on this week's snow storm.
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A second New Jersey death has been blamed on this week's snow storm.
The tax increase plan comes just after the city government slashed it work force, laying off 400 employees including nearly half the police officers.
Until board members are replaced, only one remains.
The Regional Plan Association also calls for upgrades at LaGuardia Airport, which doesn't have room to expand.
Gov. Christie said he has to say no to more spending in a heavily indebted, overtaxed state.
State Senate President Stephen Sweeney worries that New Jersey could lose out on $128 million the federal government offered to credit back to help ease traffic jams once the state pays in full.
New Jersey found itself digging out from another major snowstorm Thursday and dealing with canceled flights, closed schools, some for the second day in a row, and slippery roads.
Jersey City's police union has approved an agreement that will avert the layoffs of 82 officers. Mayor Healy announced that the Police Officers Benevolent Association approved the agreement Wednesday night.
A victim of relentless taunting and cruelty herself, Craig, now 14, of Wantage, has taken a stand against bullying.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey says by late morning, flights had resumed taking off and landing at John F. Kennedy airport.
Slapping a teenager or taking money from her paycheck to pay family bills is hardly admirable, but doesn't constitute child neglect or abuse, the court ruled today.
The governor will join New Jersey's congressional delegation at the annual business dinner, addressing the group for the first time as governor.
One police officer received a grazing gunshot wound and was treated at the scene. A police dog was shot in the abdomen and was in stable condition Thursday morning.
The agency requested proposals from private firms to take over toll collection in July. The request included lower wages.
Prosecutors say Bonilla strangled Derrick West Harris of Newark, a 51-year-old barber who'd been brought to the Delaney Hall correctional facility two days earlier in May 2009 for unpaid traffic tickets.
