Napolitano Stands Firm On Airline Security Needs
The procedure for airline security screenings isn't likely to change significantly so long as air travel's terrorism threat remains, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Monday.
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The procedure for airline security screenings isn't likely to change significantly so long as air travel's terrorism threat remains, Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Monday.
New Jersey's General Assembly has called on the Christie administration to relax its strict proposal to regulate medical marijuana.
The suit filed Monday claims local police and elected officials allowed an atmosphere of violence against Hispanics until it culminated in the death of Marcelo Lucero.
New Jersey lawmakers are considering big changes in the way people can gamble in Atlantic City and beyond.
A New Jersey pastor who believes Facebook leads to infidelity has offered to step down over a past affair that involved a three-way sexual relationship with his wife and a male church assistant.
Your flowers may no longer be blooming, but it's not quite time to forget all about your garden.
St. Louis overtook Camden, N.J. as the nation's most dangerous city in 2009, according to a national study released Sunday.
All but one of the escalators are back in service following a mishap that left five Jets fans injured at New Jersey Transit's Secaucus Junction train station.
As the controversy over new full-body scanners at airports heats up, elected officials in the Tri-State Area and Washington D.C. are weighing in and speaking out.
Most of the tension that surrounded the first few weeks of class titled "Special Topics in Political Theory: Gay Marriage" has disappeared.
In this Eye On New York segment, CBS 2's Dana Tyler discusses what Americans can expect going into one of the busiest travel times of the year.
The shelves are empty at the Packanack Community Church, but officials there remain hopeful as donations slowly came in on Sunday morning.
The Coast Guard says a 51-year-old man who hit his head while fishing on a charter boat off the New Jersey coast has died.
Rev. Cedric Miller, who said Facebook was a "portal to infidelity," once testified that he had a three-way sexual relationship with his wife and a male church assistant.
