NJ Mail Carrier Honored For Helping Save Elderly Woman
A New Jersey post office held a ceremony Tuesday to honor a mail carrier for his efforts in rescuing an elderly grandmother on his route.
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A New Jersey post office held a ceremony Tuesday to honor a mail carrier for his efforts in rescuing an elderly grandmother on his route.
It is new way for robbers to take your purse -- drive by and snatch it from the window. One man has managed to steal hundreds of dollars from women in New Jersey. And he's still on the loose.
This can be a particularly tough time for the elderly. Many holiday errands are challenges for some seniors. But helping hands are available.
Prosecutors were making their summations in Newark federal court. They called one rebuttal witness earlier Tuesday from the Election Law Enforcement Commission, which tracks campaign donations.
Deputy Assembly Speaker John McKeon wants Attorney General Paula Dow to open a criminal inquiry.
State troopers and emergency responders will be conducting drills throughout Bergen, Hudson, Essex, Passaic, Morris, Union and Middlesex counties until Friday.
NJ Transit has asked the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority to let it spend $75 million for 100 multilevel coaches.
Parkway motorists no longer have to exit onto 78 West and use local exits as U-turns in order to reach 78 East.
The wife of former Nutley police officer Anthony Kulzy has been charged with aggravated assault after she allegedly ran him down with the family car on Sunday.
Essex County authorities are looking for 20-year-old Jeremy Rojas in the shooting deaths of 28-year-old Geraldo Criado and 20-year-old Francisco Sierra.
A homeowner says her house is unlivable because it constantly floods. She thought relief was in sight when she got accepted into a state program that would take the home off of her hands.
By a 22-16 margin, senators sided Monday with activists who say the regulations are so restrictive that patients who can benefit from marijuana may continue to get it from illegal dealers.
Measures to expand off-track betting options and create exchange wagering on horse racing are up for votes. So too is a measure that would push legalized sports betting one step closer to reality.
Backers said the idea was to cut the district's electric bill.
A seven-month investigation by The Star-Ledger of Newark found Joseph Colao frequently faked medical diagnoses to justify prescriptions for steroids, which he gave to cops, firefighters and corrections officers.