Jersey City Drivers Fed Up As Trucks Damage Cars Parked On Residential Streets
People who live in a section of Jersey City say they're fed up. They claim they can't safely park their vehicles near their homes over fears of damage.
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People who live in a section of Jersey City say they're fed up. They claim they can't safely park their vehicles near their homes over fears of damage.
Police are asking the public's help in identifying a man suspected of secretly photographing women inside a Target dressing room.
Shields, who represented Arkansas in the pageant, won the crown Sunday night in Atlantic City.
Four people were saved, including a baby, in a large fire at a three-story building in Newark Sunday afternoon.
Smaller gatherings are taking place outside lower Manhattan to remember the 9/11 attacks.
A shooting in Jersey City early Sunday morning left one person dead and three others injured.
A judge says Gov. Chris Christie's personal email must be searched, or he must prove that it already has been, to comply with the state's open public records law.
Because of shots fired near the field earlier this week, Eastside High School's opening game against Clifton has been moved to their opponent's field -- at Clifton's request, Paterson school officials said.
The court tossed several bias intimidation counts against Dharun Ravi because of a change in state law.
The conditions will persist through the first half of you weekend. A heat advisory for central and southern New Jersey remains in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday.
A suspect stood charged Thursday in connection with a troubling online luring case in Monmouth County, New Jersey.
A dump truck ripped down overhead wires on a block in Ridgewood, New Jersey Thursday evening.
A key safety feature of a plan to rebuild a 240-unit apartment complex gutted by a massive blaze last year came under criticism during a presentation by the developer in northern New Jersey.
The "five-second rule" myth that many of us use to feel better ourselves after eating food that fell on the floor has been debunked.
More than 200 prospective jurors are expected to head to federal court for the criminal case involving lane closures at the George Washington Bridge in 2013.
