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The suspension comes after an anonymous complaint alerted university officials to several materials, including the school-sponsored team mailing list and other electronic correspondence.
Another study found that in the last 10 years, 51 percent of concussions were caused by player on player contact, compared to 29 percent from contact with a ball.
Authorities are urging residents to keep their personal belongings safe, and to not leave their valuables in plain sight.
Whale sightings are on the rise in the New York area, with sightings along the Long Island Sound, the ocean beyond the narrows and occasionally along the Hudson River.
A wind advisory is in effect from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday while a high wind warning in effect from 6 p.m. Thursday until 6 a.m. Friday.
Firefighters were out in the brutal cold Thursday night fighting a blaze in a New Brunswick apartment building.
Twelve NJ TRANSIT train operators have been pulled from service after they showed signs of sleep apnea, the transit agency said Thursday.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is pushing a measure he said will save taxpayers money, but the newspaper industry says it is more about revenge.
A New Jersey man who police say was driving drunk while behind the wheel of a backhoe is facing charges.
The effort by the transit agency stems from a Sept. 29 crash of a train from New York in Hoboken that killed one person standing on a platform and injured more than 100 others.
Many want to show their gratitude to service workers that help them all year long but never know how much to give.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie could profit from a book deal before he leaves office while legislative staff and judges' salaries would rise under legislation moving through the state Assembly and Senate.
A New Jersey state trooper has been criminally charged and suspended without pay after investigators learned he was allegedly pulling over women to ask them out on dates.
Police in South Brunswick, New Jersey said they caught up with William Campbell after receiving calls about a backhoe driver drinking beer and swerving all over the road.
The 44 officers -- accounting for approximately one-third of the PATH rail system's command -- allegedly stayed in break rooms and missed patrols while on the clock, according to the Port Authority Inspector General's Office.
