New Jersey Plan For Twisting Road Has Locals At Odds With State Planners
Village officials say they were blindsided by the state's plan to change a popular road from two-way traffic to one-way for safety reasons.
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Village officials say they were blindsided by the state's plan to change a popular road from two-way traffic to one-way for safety reasons.
Prosecutors say they've interviewed 17 people and have seized numerous electronic devices, some of which have sexually explicit images.
Each time CBS2 searched for a "local florist" -- from Plano, Texas, to West Milford, New Jersey -- Troys Florist was one of the top results.
An act of patriotism was caught on camera. A FedEx driver went above an beyond last week to show respect to the American flag.
The family admits the car was parked with the engine turned off and the baby girl inside in a car seat.
New Jersey's Department of Transportation said it repaired more than 34,000 potholes last month, up from 20,000 in January of last year despite the lack of snow.
On Tuesday, federal prosecutors laid out a very disturbing case against Lawrence Ray, who was arrested earlier in the morning in Piscataway, N.J.
Each project is graded independently based on its unique circumstances and against a series of criteria.
The Negro Leagues started in 1920 because black players were banned from playing in the major leagues.
Prosecutors say they've linked the narcotics the men were pushing to 76 overdoses. Of those 76 overdoses, 29 were fatal.
The plant is currently being demolished.
The back of the tractor-trailer was sheared off, but no injuries were reported.
Attorney General William Barr announced the lawsuit Monday, saying law enforcement officers are being "put in harm's way by these ideologically driven policies."
A Jersey Shore local family is doing things to give back to the community they love, giving millions to spruce up the downtown.
Twenty seven passengers who recently traveled from China were screened for the virus.
