NJ Assemblyman Wants To Allow Medical Marijuana Use For Menstrual Cramps
Assemblyman Tim Eustace, D-Paramus, wants to add menstrual cramps to the list of ailments approved for medical marijuana.
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Assemblyman Tim Eustace, D-Paramus, wants to add menstrual cramps to the list of ailments approved for medical marijuana.
A fire tore through three buildings in downtown Keyport, New Jersey Friday afternoon.
Beginning Sunday, the price of a first-class stamp drops two cents, to 47 cents. U.S. Postal Service says the drop in stamp prices will cost them $2 billion a year in losses.
Jamaica Ponder, who is not Jewish, decided to take to her blog to write about what she called an appalling game. In the photo, cups are arranged in the shape of the Star of David and a swastika.
In West Long Branch, the ordinance states political signs can't be displayed until 30 days before an election.
Monmouth County Crime Stoppers and Union County Crime Stoppers are jointly offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information.
Bruce Springsteen announced Friday that he has called off a concert planned for this weekend in Greensboro, North Carolina.
A lawsuit from three advocacy groups against New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie for using taxpayer dollars to pay for his security detail's costs as he ran for president has been dismissed.
Democratic Assembly members Tim Eustace, L. Grace Spencer and Angelica Jimenez introduced the bill on Thursday.
In June 2015, Ishmail Pointdexter, 29, of Newark, was working as a guard for the armored truck company Garda at their location in Fairfield when he was sent on assignment to help transfer money from another location in Edison, police said.
An overturned truck on the local eastbound lanes of I-78 is causing delays in Union, New Jersey.
A social media picture reveals New Jersey high school students playing a version of beer pong called Holocaust Pong, or Alcoholocaust.
Seaside Heights Mayor Tony Vaz is helping to push forward a major revitalization project, which he hopes will transform his town into a family resort.
Questions were mounting Thursday about how a New Jersey pet store owner was still in business, after being accused of keeping puppies in horrible conditions.
A woman's remains were nowhere to be found Thursday -- a month after she passed away.
