NJ Firefighter Arrested After Striking 5 Cars
Plainfield firefighter Michael Gillette faces multiple charges in two towns.
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Plainfield firefighter Michael Gillette faces multiple charges in two towns.
The state Fish and Wildlife Division charged Hovannesian with possession of a nocked arrow within 450 feet of a building, killing a wild turkey out of season and hunting without a license.
The state said it can keep open the MVC stations in Cherry Hill and West Deptford because of savings from closing three others. The closed offices are in Bridgeton, Elizabeth and Wyckoff.
A mall that has been around for over 40 years is now hoping to compete with its much bigger and more popular neighbor.
GM recently brought a couple of Volts to PSE&G headquarters in Newark for them to check out and test drive.
The agency originally planned to raise tolls earlier this year on its four Philadelphia area bridges to $5 from $4, but was able to push back the increase to July 2011. The tolls are one-way, paid only by Pennsylvania-bound motorists.
L. Harvey Smith was accused of taking $15,000 from a government informant after promising he would help with environmental permits for the informant's building project in Jersey City.
A small New Jersey town's council is being accused of defying the separation between church and state by calling on its members to pray at every meeting.
Democrats are blaming Gov. Christie's administration for missing out on the grant money by saying it didn't have a good plan to measure current charter schools in the application.
An officer and a volunteer had poured buckets of water on the stranded dolphin in a failed effort to keep it alive.
Detective Capt. Robert Rowan of the Clifton Police Department says holes were cut in the fence at the PSE&G plant on Thanksgiving and several large sections of copper wire were take from 10-foot-tall spools.
Bail remains at $250,000 for the New Jersey man charged with vehicular homicide in the death of an off-duty police officer on the Garden State Parkway.
Newark Councilman Ronald Rice Jr. joked on Facebook last week in a post about education spending whether Christie was "on crack.''
Jack Szablewski had over 12 inches of hair down his back.
Attorneys will return Tuesday to pick a jury for Smith's bribery and extortion trial.
