After Beating Leukemia With Valerie Fund, Child Cancer Patient Gives Back
Lisa's daughter Bethany was 5-years-old and consistently sick with fevers, ear infections and colds. Now, she is healthy and helping those who are sick.
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Lisa's daughter Bethany was 5-years-old and consistently sick with fevers, ear infections and colds. Now, she is healthy and helping those who are sick.
As the mercury rose Thursday, temperatures continued their relentless march upward. The sweltering, baking Tri-State area broke some records as the heat wave continued for a second straight day.
About 20 New Jersey Youth Corps student volunteers were working on the cleanup in the scorching heat.
One of the films being featured at this year's Hoboken International Film Festival looks at a dark day in the history of New Jersey and its educational institutions.
You've been hearing this week about how the Valerie Fund puts young cancer patients at ease, but it also does wonders for their parents.
Two of New Jersey's most influential Democrats -- including one of Republican Gov. Chris Christie's harshest critics -- survived hard-fought primary election challenges Tuesday.
Gov. Chris Christie is going green, unveiling an energy master plan that would reduce the Garden State's energy carbon footprint by 22.5 percent in ten years.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he just found out through a newspaper that he supports raising Hudson River tolls by $2.
Even little children get cancer, including those who are barely old enough to speak, and the Valerie Fund is there to help them.
Saying that New Jersey doesn't need and cannot afford its own television station, Gov. Christie on Monday announced a deal that calls for transfer operations of the state-owned New Jersey Network.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says a spike in public worker retirements is no surprise as the state wrestles with benefits changes.
They are saving lies, but what children leave remembering of their experiences is remarkable.
The unidentified 29-year-old man stripped down to swim trunks and dove into the water from a Liberty State Park footpath.
A who's who of luminaries from entertainment, sports and the arts were being inducted into New Jersey's Hall of Fame on Sunday night.
The two wars being fought in the Middle East are causing a shortage of ammunition for local police departments back home.
As someone who has coached young players in a variety of sports from age seven to 12, it is amazing how much you have to wonder if grown men know that they have to be above reproach when working with said youngsters.
The U.S. Attorney's Office brought a superseding indictment against former Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell on May 17th. The original indictment was revised to remove the man who was originally charged with Elwell.
New Jersey is the first state to require hospitals to check newborns for congenital heart defects. Gov. Chris Christie signed the measure into law, requiring hospitals to perform a test which determines the amount of oxygen in the blood before a newborn is discharged.
The wave of the future is rolling down the streets of the Bergen County seat for those who commit moving violations.
It's the last chance for New Jersey residents to weigh in on new proposed beach acces laws at hearing on Long Beach Island.
The U.S. Attorney's Office was bringing a superseding indictment against former Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell on Thursday. It was expected to omit the man who was originally charged with Elwell.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson was on a solidarity tour across New Jersey to support union workers and oppose cuts to public services by Gov. Chris Christie.
A day after three were killed in separate shootings across New Jersey's largest city, another shooting broke out on Sunday.
A combination of slowly dropping gas prices and an assumption that the economy can only get better, is leaving many business owners and officials feeling optimistic about the summer season.
