Acid Attack Leaves N.J. Man In Hospital
A man pulled up to his million-dollar home on Tuesday night only to be attacked with acid. Police don't think it was a random crime, but what could the motive be?
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A man pulled up to his million-dollar home on Tuesday night only to be attacked with acid. Police don't think it was a random crime, but what could the motive be?
Sharpshooters are ready to take aim at deer for Essex County's fourth deer hunt to help stem overcrowding, but some residents and animal rights activists are outraged.
Property taxes have been going up across the tri-state, but in one New Jersey town, they're reevaluating all of the town's property.
A New Jersey school board has approved a contract extension for a school chief singled out by Gov. Chris Christie for seeking a salary well above a pending superintendent pay cap.
NJ Transit isn't ready to cut a $271 million check to repay the federal government for the scrapped Hudson River rail tunnel, the agency's executive director said Wednesday, two days after receiving a bill.
Michael Ritacco retired last month after he was arrested on fraud and bribery charges stemming from an alleged insurance-kickback scheme that federal officials called "staggering" in its scope.
Brothers Michael and Paul Brassington were indicted last year and accused of running illegal commercial charters and skirting safety requirements.
Frank Segreto, 20, a supermarket employee from Wanaque has been been charged with arson, and with threatening two witnesses in the investigation.
Passengers on the first and last cars of those trains are asked to refrain from using cell phones and to disable the sound on computers and other electronic devices.
United Water crews managed to shut down the valves to the water main.
"It's a lot better place to work than it was," said Bob McDevitt, president of Unite-HERE Local 54, the union that represents 15,000 casino hotel room service employees.
Karen Born was free on $27,500 bail, charged with harassment, falsely incriminating others and filing false reports to law enforcement.
Governor Christie killed the project last month, citing the potential for runaway costs.
A redesign of the region's airspace by the Federal Aviation Administration which aims to alleviate congestion and long delays at area airports could mean more planes flying over Central and North Jersey.
John Travolta, Martha Stewart and Tony Bennett are among 30 nominees to the New Jersey Hall of Fame Class of 2011.
