Drunk Driver Leaves Trail Of Destruction Through Streets Of Hoboken
Smashed and sideswiped, dozens of car owners woke up to see their rides banged up in Hoboken early Wednesday.
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Smashed and sideswiped, dozens of car owners woke up to see their rides banged up in Hoboken early Wednesday.
A representative for Demi Lovato says she is awake and recovering with her family after the pop singer was hospitalized Tuesday for an overdose.
Perth Amboy officer Kyle L. Savoia's body camera recorded him racing to intercept a man in a red shirt laying face down on the tracks, unaware of a train barreling towards him last week.
A restaurant was the scene of a sublime act of gratitude when a group of EMTs coming off shift found their meal paid for.
An alternate way of getting to the train station may be just down the road in New Jersey.
A proposal to shift responsibility over revenue projections from the governor to a three-member panel is sparking balance-of-power debate.
New Jersey's attorney general has announced an immediate adjournment of all marijuana cases in municipal courts statewide until at least September, according to a published report.
Crews found the 38-year-old woman's body on top of her 16-year-old daughter.
20 River Edge business owners say they saw their livelihoods come crashing down along with Kress Plaza's facade on July 3rd.
An art dealer's $15,000 to buy the contents of a New Jersey storage locker filled with paintings turned out to be an amazing deal.
Utility officials say more than 16,000 customers in New Jersey remained without power late Sunday morning after overnight rain and winds knocked down trees and power lines.
Welcome to Harmony Dispensary, the latest facility to offer medical marijuana in New Jersey.
A goat abandoned Thursday at the Secaucus Walmart Super Center has been renamed Wally and taken to The Barnyard Sanctuary animal pet farm and rescue due to his infection with a contagious disease.
Authorities say two people have been arrested after a police chase in New Jersey ended with a van slamming into a NJ TRANSIT bus.
New Jersey may toss out more than 780,000 old warrants for minor offenses, like parking violations and local ordinance violations.
