3 Calif. Men Plead Guilty In N.J. Ticket Scam Case
Three California men who made more than $25 million reselling illegally purchased tickets to concerts and sporting events have pleaded guilty in federal court in New Jersey.
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Three California men who made more than $25 million reselling illegally purchased tickets to concerts and sporting events have pleaded guilty in federal court in New Jersey.
A judge has denied the city's attempt to cut short a 10-day delay in the planned layoffs of more than 150 Newark police officers.
Marie Miller is among the millions of homeowners struggling to hold onto her home, and now a scam artist has hit her in the middle of her financial troubles.
In all, violent crime went down by four percent from 28,281 reported incidents to 27,108. It marked the eighth consecutive year that the crime rate decreased.
The vehicle struck the man running the truck, circled back, goes through the gas station again, and hits the woman running the truck.
New Jersey's Supreme Court says a tea-party group can't continue with its effort to recall U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez.
Mrs. Obama will visit Newark Thursday afternoon to talk with students about how eating better and exercising more can improve their lives.
Federal, state and local law enforcement officers were involved in the search for the 26-year-old from the Bronx.
New York, on the other hand, was ranked in the top half on the list.
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno is the keynote speaker Thursday at the state League of Municipalities annual conference in Atlantic City.
A manhunt for a prisoner continued into Thursday morning in northern New Jersey, hours after he made a daring dash from law enforcement that defied the odds.
A New Jersey college campus was on high alert Wednesday night after a student was attacked and sexually assaulted.
A New Jersey woman was scammed out of all of her money after being duped by a woman she met at church.
The IRS has some good news for nearly 3,200 New Jerseyans who did not received their tax refunds this year: There's nearly $7 million waiting for them.
The Rev. Cedric Miller said a large percentage of his marital counseling over the past year and a half has included infidelity stemming from the social-network website.
