Stories From Main Street: Remembering Frank Sinatra 100 Years After His Birth
On what would have been Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, one of his close friends is opening up about the man and his legacy.
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On what would have been Frank Sinatra's 100th birthday, one of his close friends is opening up about the man and his legacy.
Many drivers who use Port Authority bridges and tunnels say the last of five annual toll increases that took effect Sunday is punishing to their pockets.
Motorists are now paying more money to cross the bridges and tunnels between New Jersey and New York.
A New Jersey city council member has rescinded her resignation after she said she was stepping down following a city council decision to add the word "Christmas'' to the name of its tree-lighting ceremony.
CBS News reports that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie lashed out against the Times' editorial, calling the piece 'typical liberal claptrap.'
PATH trains are running again after service was suspended when a woman was struck and killed by a train in Manhattan.
David Scott, who has run Market Street Mission for 26 years, said that his primary goal is to get people to open up -- a crucial step for recovering drug addicts.
The ASPCA hopes to find good homes for all 238 rabbits at the Dec. 12 sale.
Kimayha Henderson, 26, passed away on Thursday from injuries she received during the November blast.
In one Bergen County town a Christmas flag pole is causing a stir. In the heart of Rutherford stands an American flag in the circle near the train station.
Terror experts point out that social media campaigns by ISIS and other terror groups are so effective that 50 people every day enlist in their radical cause.
The Atlantic Health Jets Women's Organization hosted the Taylors and 17 other military families in a holiday-themed appreciation event at the team's practice facility in Florham Park.
David Bowdich, assistant director of the FBI's Los Angeles office, made the declaration at a news conference Friday in California.
Three families of Syrian refugees have arrived in New York City on their way to Texas, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Friday.
Authorities said an alleged plot by a group of Clifton elementary school students to attack a high school was "immature and unrealistic" and was done in response to a "perceived bullying incident."
