Morris County Homeowner Gets Unexpected Visit From Black Bear
Barely an inch of glass was the only thing that separated Morris County homeowner Daniel Baesler from a black bear Tuesday night.
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Barely an inch of glass was the only thing that separated Morris County homeowner Daniel Baesler from a black bear Tuesday night.
There's no arguing that spring has taken us on a ride we'd like to forget.
City officials launched the Citizen Virtual Patrol on Thursday, announcing 62 cameras available for selected users to monitor through a police website.
The Attorney General will appeal the dismissal of charges on fraternity members in the hazing death of Penn State student Timothy Piazza.
A New Jersey teen is alive thanks to the quick action of her school's security officer who was in the right place at the right time.
What currently stands as a concrete recycling plant in the Meadowlands could soon be developed into one of the largest power plants in the Garden State.
Scholars and law enforcement officials will collect data and analyze gun violence information to pass on to policymakers.
The Port Authority said the video appears to show Caren Turner trying to use her influence to get her daughter's friend out of trouble.
It happened around 2 p.m. Tuesday near Lanza and Pleasant avenues in Garfield.
It's a waiting game in New Jersey as the Supreme Court considers legalizing sports betting in the Garden State. Gov. Phil Murphy says the state is prepared if the court gives the green light.
The source of upkeep on religious buildings to historic preservation standards is going to change.
Family, friends and fellow officers gathered for the funeral to remember Officer Tamby Yagan, who was killed early Sunday morning after he crashed his squad car while on patrol.
It's an exotic tick that's never been seen before in the United States. It was first spotted on a sheep in Hunterdon County, and efforts to wipe it out have failed.
When the state's gas tax increased last year, lawmakers agreed to lower the sales tax. But now, Gov. Phil Murphy says he wants to break the deal.
Residents claim the color is coming from a construction site filled with hazardous chemicals. Now, many are wondering, are those streams contaminated?
