Verizon Gets Injunction Against Striking Union Workers In New Jersey
Company spokesman Rich Young said Verizon sought the injunction after incidents of sabotage, harassment and obstruction at its facilities.
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Company spokesman Rich Young said Verizon sought the injunction after incidents of sabotage, harassment and obstruction at its facilities.
Greenbriar officials suspect a nearby transformer belonging to Jersey Central Power & Light is leaking stray voltage into the pool. An on-site electrician conducted it's own investigation as did JCP&L. So far, neither will take the blame that their equipment caused the problem.
Steel draped with a U.S. flag was escorted by emergency vehicles into the town.
Revenues have been down for 34 straight months, but experts say the almost three-year long streak could be broken soon.
A 40-year-old woman who experienced difficulty during the swimming portion of the 11th Nautica New York City Triathlon has died.
Wall Street was not for the faint of heart Friday. The breathtaking peaks and valleys of the day came to an end with the Dow closing up 61 points.
Levin Management is out with its mid-year survey of 1,000 retailers in the Garden State.
Codey, never shy to speak his mind, didn't disappoint when he stopped by WCBS Newsradio 880's studios and spoke at length with afternoon drive anchor Wayne Cabot.
Christie signed bills appropriating $157 million for land preservation on Wednesday, completing a trip to a central New Jersey farm that he abandoned last week to seek emergency treatment for an asthma attack.
Sue Zager wanted to start up a business which was environmentally sound, engaged her creative side, fit in with her busy family and brought in some extra money.
Chris Christie, the tough talking governor of New Jersey, is yet again at the center of a presidential discussion.
The results are in from a new survey on the quality of life in the counties of New Jersey.
Ordering "extra sugar" at the Dunkin' Donuts along Route 46 in Rockaway Township apparently got you more than just a sweet cup of coffee.
When the curator of the Morristown National Historic Park first found out in May that their letter supposedly by Lord Byron was a fake, panic set in.
When two guys from Marlboro, New Jersey launched BeenVerified, a million people suddenly knew a lot more going into that blind date or Craigslist purchase.
When you go to the beach, you might have some unwelcome company.
While her husband Richard is away, Courtney is holding down the fort back home with three young children, taking over his domestic duties. But now, with a little help from a local landscaper, she won't have to worry about the weeds, mulch, shrubs and fertilizer anymore.
A large crowd has gathered to peer at the bear that, so far, hasn't been aggressive. They're hoping he eventually comes down and wanders back into the nearby woods.
With New Jersey's unemployment rate outpacing the nation, Gov. Chris Christie visited Port Newark on Wednesday to tout a $500 million deal that could lead to 800 new jobs.
That question evoked a wide-range of answers from people who took a Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind phone survey as well as people who called into the WCBS 880 talkback line.
A legal battle may be brewing in Livingston over the issue of whether a resident has the right to erect a cross on his property.
During one of the winter storms this past season, Long Beach Township sent out a reverse 911 advisory on conditions, but was short some 2,500 homes.
An Assembly panel will gather Wednesday to hear how a $10 million cut in funding to legal services for low-income residents will affect those who can't afford to hire a lawyer.
It was another record-breaking scorcher on Saturday. Highs were at or near 100 degrees in New York City, a temperature not felt on July 23 in two decades.
While the all-time record of 106 degrees wasn't reached, residents in the Tri-State were left sweating it out as the mercury soared.
