52-Year-Old Doctor Is A Real-Life 'Carol's Second Act'
"I was like, wow, I had the exact same experience that she had in the trailer, where they thought I was a senior attending," said Dr. Herman Morchel of Hackensack University Medical Center
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"I was like, wow, I had the exact same experience that she had in the trailer, where they thought I was a senior attending," said Dr. Herman Morchel of Hackensack University Medical Center
When homeless get housed, it increases their self-sufficiency and helps them reintegrate into the work sector.
A man opened fire against police officers in New Jersey Thursday night, leading to a gun battle and chase.
If approved, the proposal would impact commuters across the board – from drivers who use bridges and tunnels, to PATH riders who are used to saving on multi-trip tickets.
Tens of thousands residents of Belleville, N.J. use the same tap water that is provided to Newark residents, who are struggling to fix an ongoing lead crisis in the city.
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DeSalvo was riding his electric bicycle in Wayne on Sept. 11 when he was struck by a blown-out tire that came off of a Mack truck on Black Oak Ridge Road.
In Jersey City, lunch hour is about to get a major makeover.
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The pilot - the only person on board - was trapped in the plane near the top of the tree 70 feet up.
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The break was first reported around 3 p.m. Monday at Palisades Avenue, closing lanes in both directions.
New Jersey has a new tactic to prevent kids from getting hooked on opioids, especially student-athletes.
