Christie Adds $10M To New Jersey Lead Clean-Up Efforts
Christie's announcement Tuesday comes as lawmakers have been pushing Christie to put that amount of money into a dormant lead control fund.
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Christie's announcement Tuesday comes as lawmakers have been pushing Christie to put that amount of money into a dormant lead control fund.
The Department of Homeland Security created a fake, for-profit school called the University of Northern NJ.
Police in Boonton Township, New Jersey released a video of an enormous tree falling onto a road, and snagging a pickup truck, as dangerous winds blew over the weekend.
A used hypodermic syringe was found Sunday inside a sweat shirt purchased recently at a Target store in Middletown, New Jersey, police said.
A second man has been arrested in an alleged plot to kill Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.
A sport-utility vehicle went up in flames this past weekend with a woman trapped inside, and the Good Samaritans and quick-moving first responders were being called heroes late Monday.
Smoke could be seen pouring out of Terminal B after the fire started around 1:15 a.m. in the ceiling of a boiler room.
"Ransomware" is when hackers disable personal computers - even entire networks - and then demand a ransom to give users their files back.
A mere three days after temperatures topped out near 80 degrees in much of the area, an early spring cold front on Monday brought a wintry blast to some in the Tri-State and bone-chilling miserable rain to others.
New Jersey lawmakers worried about lead that was found in the Newark public schools' drinking water are holding a hearing to look more closely at the state's aging infrastructure.
The balmy, summery temperatures that neared 80 degrees on Friday were a distant memory two days later, as winter returned with a blasting, windy vengeance.
An animal shelter in Montclair, New Jersey had to find emergency housing for its residents Sunday after a fire swept through the building.
Some areas saw heavy snow, and the entire Tri-State Area saw dangerous and destructive wind, on Sunday, April 3, 2016.
A man and woman and a 6-year-old girl were injured Sunday morning when a tree came down into a home in Newark.
The New York City Department of Buildings is warning crane operators, contractors and property owners about high winds that could create hazardous conditions this weekend.
