Florence Now A Hurricane Moving Toward East Coast
The tropical storm Florence, on track to likely hit the East Coast of the U.S. this week, was upgraded to a hurricane Sunday morning.
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The tropical storm Florence, on track to likely hit the East Coast of the U.S. this week, was upgraded to a hurricane Sunday morning.
Northeast Corridor Train 3886 became disabled around 11:45 p.m. Friday on its way into the station when Amtrak overhead wires dislodged, causing a metal bracket to fall onto a train car.
More than five million Americans have Alzheimer's disease, with more than 600,000 people in New Jersey impacted by it.
The Passaic County prosecutor is investigating a police-involved shooting on Route 80 that happened Friday night.
With the Jewish new year set to begin on Sunday evening, a lot of families have been preparing all week to celebrate Rosh Hashanah.
A young boy in New Jersey finally has the help he needs to get to school after his mother and CBS2 demanded answers about why there was no handicap accessible bus provided for the double leg amputee.
Many teachers say they've started texting students to give them assignments or help them with school work, but that's not sitting well with some New Jersey parents.
A deaf and blind dog who police say was left on the side of a road in New Jersey is now awaiting hospice care.
Just as a new college semester begins, Monmouth University in New Jersey has suspended all fraternities and sororities indefinitely.
Hundreds of students in New Jersey still won't be heading back to school until next week after mold was found in their classrooms.
An unstoppable 6-year-old has big dreams, but first his mother needs to make sure he can get to his first grade class.
Police seized a BMW from a couple who set up a GoFundMe account to help a homeless man, but now say there is no money left.
Some students in New Jersey were forced to sweat through class Thursday, as dozens of air conditioners that were supposed to be installed are still sitting in the school's basement.
The start of the NFL season has found a new level of excitement in New Jersey, as gamblers crowd into new legal betting sites to place wagers on the new season.
The move comes a day after four students had to be taken to the hospitalized after getting sick during the first day of school at Bergen Arts and Science charter school in Hackensack.