Trees, Power Lines Torn Down, Flights And Transit Snagged By Powerful Storms
A round of storms ripped down trees and power lines, and brought delays and cancellations to Tri-State Area airports and train lines Monday afternoon.
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A round of storms ripped down trees and power lines, and brought delays and cancellations to Tri-State Area airports and train lines Monday afternoon.
Parents and students at a New Jersey high school are upset over a new plan to conduct random drug tests.
The Bayonne native received the Medal of Honor from President Harry Truman on Oct. 30, 1945. While serving as an Army Master sergeant, the badly wounded Oresko single-handedly took out two enemy bunkers during the Battle of the Bulge and killed 12 German soldiers.
A multi-vehicle accident knocked down a pole and a gas pump at a service station in Linden, N.J. Saturday, leaving six people injured.
A central New Jersey blogger has succeeded in getting the national chain craft store Hobby Lobby to begin selling some Jewish holiday items, following an uproar that made national headlines.
The funeral for Army Staff Sgt. Timothy McGill will be held at St. Paul's Church on Wyckoff Avenue in Ramsey.
Authorities on Wednesday said a five-story building in North Bergen, N.J. should be demolished, following severe damage from an extra-alarm fire last weekend.
All schools were locked down in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J. as a precautionary measure Wednesday morning as police looked for a suicidal man with a gun.
At least three people were seriously injured when an NJ TRANSIT bus and a van collided on the Garden State Parkway Tuesday night.
A New Jersey man allegedly sent a text message to a police detective by mistake as he tried to set up a drug sale.
A string of disturbing acts of vandalism have been discovered in Toms River, N.J.
A military honor guard is escorting the body of Army Staff Sgt. Timothy McGill from Teterboro Airport to his hometown of Ramsey.
A Chinese-born chemist who worked for a decade for Bristol-Myers Squibb was sentenced to life in prison in New Jersey Monday, after being convicted of poisoning her husband rather than letting him divorce her.
Many uninsured New Jersey residents may begin choosing health plans this week, as online insurance changes launch across the country.
Hundreds of New Jersey flood insurance policyholders will soon be facing higher premiums spurred by sweeping changes to the federal law that will take effect Tuesday.
A southern New Jersey man admitted this week that he made numerous child pornography images and videos available online.
The façade of a building in Hackensack, N.J. collapsed Saturday morning, causing no injuries but damaging vehicles below.
In a summary judgment issued Friday, Judge Mary Jacobson says now that the federal government recognizes gay marriages, not doing so in New Jersey would violate the state constitution.
Many communities coast-to-coast have lost brave men and women in service to the United States, and Ramsey, N.J., has lost three young men in three years.
Same-sex couples hoping to wed in New Jersey will have to wait a little bit longer.
A New Jersey town wants to make sure all of its essential businesses are equipped with emergency generators to prevent the chaos that occurred after Superstorm Sandy.
Paul Bergrin, a New Jersey defense attorney who once had a roster of celebrity clients, was sentenced to life in prison without parole Monday after being convicted on nearly two dozen counts.
Lawmakers in New Jersey have begun taking a closer look at jitney buses, in the wake of a July accident that claimed the life of a baby in a stroller.
A Monmouth County, N.J.-based public adjusting company has admitted to submitting fraudulent insurance claims, in an attempt to bilk an area insurer out of more than $15,000.
A northern New Jersey condominium complex is taking a scientific approach to catch dog owners who don't scoop the poop.
