Hoboken declares state of emergency over water main break
Crews are working to repair a 16-inch main that was accidently ruptured by contractors.
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Crews are working to repair a 16-inch main that was accidently ruptured by contractors.
Shoveling will be a necessity for many Tuesday morning, CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports.
The Hoboken Office of Emergency Management said the 16-inch water main was accidentally ruptured by contractors.
The cab of the truck ended up caught on overhead power lines.
The video shows the moments before and after the January incident in Pompton Lakes.
Students and parents say growing acts of violence have gone unaddressed by the staff. Now, they want the city to get involved. CBS2's Christina Fan reports.
Jim Smith reports from Chopper 2.
Police say an 11-year-old student was stabbed last week as he walked home from school.
The 8th-floor balcony at the south tower of the Spinnaker Condominium Complex collapsed onto the balcony below on Friday.
Smailyn Jimenez was rushed into surgery and sedated for days. His alleged attacker, another student, is behind bars, CBS2's Alecia Reid reports.
State investigators said a rope holding the prop helicopter was damaged, which caused it to fall and injure four people.
Police said the victim is a 43-year-old contractor from Philadelphia.
Eunice Dwumfour was found dead from a gunshot wound in a car near her home in Sayreville on Feb. 1.
Sharon and Shauna Arnette talk to CBS2's John Elliott about their special connection with one another, and the community.
Village Babies Development Center is different from a daycare or preschool. It's more about looking at how children develop.
There's a lot of information available to our kids, from YouTube to TikTok to whatever they're texting to their friends. But how do they know what's fact and what's fiction. Jarred Hill went to class in Morris Plains, N.J.
Neo-Nazis have called for a "Day of Hate" against Jews. Police are urging the community to remain vigilant, and at least one synagogue is planning a "Day of Resolve" in response.
Two customers told CBS2's John Elliott how important supporting local, Black-owned business is to them.
Co-owners Sharon and Shauna Arnette spoke with CBS2's John Elliott about how their coffee shop has evolved.
Service resumed for NJ Transit riders after a tree fell on overhead power lines near Short Hills.
He will be among the special guests at this weekend's New Jersey Home and Garden Show.
The foundation supports youth mental health and encourages kindness between all communities.
An additional complaint has been filed against one of the four juveniles accused of bullying and attacking a girl at a New Jersey high school days before she took her own life.
There's a proposal to put alcoholic beverages on the menus of more New Jersey restaurants. Gov. Phil Murphy says he wants to modernize the state's liquor license statute and make it equitable. As CBS2's Christine Sloan explains, not everyone supports the plan.
The city of Paterson, New Jersey is suing eight former police officers who were found guilty in an FBI corruption probe.
