Lawyer: NJ Man Agrees To Pay Up In $4,000 Pizza Prank
A man wearing a Bob Dylan backstage pass who ordered 178 pizzas from a Massachusetts pizza parlor but never picked them up has agreed to hand over the dough.
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A man wearing a Bob Dylan backstage pass who ordered 178 pizzas from a Massachusetts pizza parlor but never picked them up has agreed to hand over the dough.
On New Year's Eve, Caesars Atlantic City presents Canadian singer-song writer Sarah McLachlan. Rockers Maroon 5 appear at House of Blues at Showboat Casino-Hotel and Harrah's Resort offers up blues legend B.B. King.
Authorities say an investigator with the state Attorney General's was unharmed after being carjacked at gunpoint outside a store in Newark Wednesday night.
A small plane crash has killed an emergency room doctor from New Jersey who was flying to work at a hospital in the Finger Lakes region.
After a last-minute compromise, Congress passed legislation Wednesday to provide new aid to survivors of the September 2001 terrorism attack on the World Trade Center.
Tyler Clementi's parent's attorney said it appears Rutgers failed to implement or enforce policies that would have prevented or deterred the student behavior that led to their son's death.
Bill Holland of the New Jersey Working Families Alliance will lead a rally outsider Assemblyman Alex DeCroce's office in Whippany Wednesday.
The New Jersey Senate President said he'll push for new laws to force towns to share services and to change some gun laws in the new year.
Michael Burris, 27, fell and hit his head in his Millville home on July 31. Responders said in a report they restrained him because he was combative.
According to police, the 20-year-old suspect met the young girl online.
There could be civil or criminal charges as New Jersey's police force is being investigated for steroid use.
Paterson Councilman Rigo Rodriguez said he will not resign even though he faces charges stemming from a voter fraud investigation.
Prosecutors said Silvera struck 63-year-old James Callaway outside St. Mark's AME Church.
Democrats and unaffiliated voters overwhelmingly found the Republican governor to resemble Charles Dickens' bah-humbugging character.
Muhammed Khalil said that a DYFS worker unleashed a barrage of insults at him in a crowded Paterson restaurant and said he would never get his son.
