Displaced High-Rise Residents May Have Been Burglary Victims
Police reports show five of the burglaries could have occurred just days after the July 16 collapse.
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Police reports show five of the burglaries could have occurred just days after the July 16 collapse.
The state Legislature recently passed a measure mandating that the Labor Department rework the site so jobless residents can access claims information anytime.
Rebecca Cirillo of Atlantic Highlands must also pay more than $290,000 in restitution under the sentence imposed.
Twenty-three-year-old Landis Husser of Woodstown received a seven-year term for his role in the attacks.
Exactly how many jobs are eliminated depends partly on whether public workers' unions make last-minute concessions.
New Jersey Transit says teenager Saraly Orengo was fatally struck by a train in Paterson while walking on the tracks moments before the accident happened Friday.
Authorities say an Atlantic City police officer fired a shot while she and another officer struggled with a suspect Saturday morning. No one was struck by the bullet.
Authorities in northern New Jersey still don't know what caused an apartment building fire that injured five people and displaced dozens of residents.
Years ago, Main Street was a shopping destination. Today, it is a shadow of its former self, with many stores having fled to the malls.
Lottery officials plan to soon roll out "Million Dollar Replay," a program that will allow scratch-off holders to enter their losing tickets into a yearly $1 million drawing.
On the billions of dollars states borrowed from the federal government to pay unemployment benefits during the recession, $1.3 billion in interest was coming due this Fall.
A Lakewood police officer was shot to death in the line of duty during an incident on August Drive on Friday. The wounded officer was taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where he later died.
At least six houses in Todt Hill, Dongan Hills, Grasmere and Emerson Hill were broken into and had jewelry stolen after burglars disabled security systems.
Right now, it's just an idea.
Gov. Chris Christie says he wants to see system where teachers are subject to performance reviews every five years.
