NJ Church That Shelters Homeless Individuals On Cold Nights To Close Before New Year
The church is set to close and go up for sale Dec. 31, leaving the most vulnerable out on the streets.
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The church is set to close and go up for sale Dec. 31, leaving the most vulnerable out on the streets.
Elizabeth's mayor is moving to join Newark's federal lawsuit against New York City over the controversial Special One-Time Assistance (SOTA) program.
Prosecutors said he locked the 8-month-old dog in a small wire cage and then left the crate in Sandy Hook Bay, following a domestic argument on July 30, 2018.
Flames broke out shortly after 10 p.m. at the Princeton Sonesta Suites on Route 1.
The fiery comments come even as his own Department of Investigation issues a blistering report about how the city treated the forgotten families CBS2 has been reporting on for nearly a year.
Annabel was under the impression she'd take the cards home to decorate the house with for her dad's arrival – whenever that may be. Little did Annabel know, he was much closer than she had thought.
After an unexpected management change, Lake Nelson Memorial cemetery is in need of repair.
According to Bayonne's mayor, in recent years, people have been abusing the perk. Apparently, the main culprits have been out-of-towners.
A New Jersey hospital is hoping to be in the forefront of clothing donation not just this holiday season, but year round by converting a medical supply closet into a cubby to help needy patients.
From a podcasting workshop to a winter coat drive, there's plenty to enjoy in Newark this weekend. Read on for a rundown of ideas for how to fill your calendar.
The mayor of Elizabeth said he's strongly considering it after nearly 50 homeless families were relocated there.
Tens of thousands of people are still in the dark and cold after Monday's winter storm, and the power might not come back on for a few days.
Five minutes after being introduced as the Rutgers football coach for a second time, Greg Schiano gave a clear indication why he might be the man to make the Scarlet Knights competitive in the Big Ten.
Andover Township Police Chief Eric Danielson told CBS2's Meg Baker that 95% of residents were affected, even comparing the situation to Superstorm Sandy.
For nearly a year, CBS2 has been covering the Forgotten Families who say they were pressured by New York City to leave and move into unlivable homes.
