Thousands Of Newark Public Schools Students, Teachers To Receive Library Cards
According to the city, Newark places in the bottom 6% of all New Jersey school districts when it comes to literacy.
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According to the city, Newark places in the bottom 6% of all New Jersey school districts when it comes to literacy.
Officials say the victim was driving through Paterson, New Jersey, when he was shot.
Someone called police and said a man was exposing and touching himself in public at Bergen Street and 17th Avenue.
Authorities say after yet another theft at St. Agnes Church in Paterson Friday morning, they arrested 35-year-old Antonio Figueroa.
A freak accident in Passaic County that injured a local has friends pulling resources together to help with medical expenses.
The schedule has expanded to include weekend trains for the first time in over 30 years.
Hoboken's mayor says because of this and other reported incidents the city is ending its contract with OjO but will continue with the smaller Lime scooters.
Hudson County's largest city wants to rival the five boroughs when it comes to movie and TV production.
He served about eight months behind bars after pleading guilty to evading taxes on nearly $9 million in income.
Kristina Koedderich and Drew Wasilewski turned to the Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Science at St. Barnabas when they had trouble getting pregnant. Years later, a DNA-test revealed their daughter was only related to Koedderich.
Investigators found Thomas Gallagher suffered from untreated "severe obstructive sleep apnea." He was fired, but last month won an appeal allowing him to operate trains again.
Garcia was accused of illegally street racing in Piscataway on Oct. 6, 2018.
Police in one New Jersey town are cracking down on illegal soliciting, and the suspects they're after have a very unique way of getting around.
Jersey City lost 37 residents in the attack on the World Trade Center.
With each flag they place in the ground, it's a moment to reflect about those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.