NJ Judge Puts Hold On Unused Gift Card Collection
A federal judge has put a temporary stop to New Jersey's plan to generate up to $80 million from unused gift cards, calling cards and money orders.
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A federal judge has put a temporary stop to New Jersey's plan to generate up to $80 million from unused gift cards, calling cards and money orders.
Following NJ Gov. Christie's decision to put the brakes on a controversial Hudson River rail tunnel, administration officials said they're considering extending the 7 train to Secaucus.
Before he is officially sworn-in as Governor of Connecticut, Dan Malloy is already aggressively going after federal dollars.
Several school boards want to get around the pending salary cap and keep their superintendents in place by renegotiating contracts now. Gov. Christie says no.
Students and local Boy and Girl Scout troops from New Jersey got a tour Tuesday of the Macy's Parade Studio in Hoboken where the floats are assembled.
Even though that's the letter of the law, Police Chief Paul Morrison said drowsy drivers and napping babies need not worry.
Some steak lovers will have to look elsewhere for their beef.
The state Republican Party is hoping to cash in on the governor's popularity by selling a line of merchandise.
Michelle Obama will be joined by Newark Mayor Cory Booker and will hear from students at the city's Maple School in Thursday.
An alarming number of teens are getting high -- not on illegal drugs but on something found in many homes. It's a dangerous addiction that can go unnoticed until its too late.
Nancy Canfield and her family said they were preyed upon by a New Jersey company that claimed it could help them out of foreclosure.
An investigation born of a fiery plane crash nearly six years ago culminated Monday in convictions for two brothers accused of skirting safety regulations.
He's threatening to sue. An airline passenger says the new security pat-down measures went way too far and he recorded it all on his cell phone.
The proposed bill would impose a graduated penalty system for violations of the state's handsfree cell phone law.
The bill requires public school teachers and staff to receive training in suicide prevention and dealing with incidents of bullying. It also requires school districts to establish anti-bullying programs.
