NJ Assembly To Vote On Film Tax Credits
The Assembly is due to vote this week on plans to reinstate and expand New Jersey's tax credit program for film and digital media production.
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The Assembly is due to vote this week on plans to reinstate and expand New Jersey's tax credit program for film and digital media production.
A drunk driver whose wife was killed when he crashed into a toll plaza on the Garden State Parkway in southern New Jersey is headed to prison.
A snowstorm that could bring 5 inches to parts of the state began Friday morning, but most parts are expected to see less.
The Pulaski Skyway, I-78, and Route 139 are among roads slated for much needed repairs over the next five years.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed an anti-bullying bill that gay rights advocates say is the toughest law of its kind in the nation.
The Garden State is gearing up for another snow storm expected to arrive in the state early Friday. This storm is forecast to bring far less snow—one to three inches for most parts—than the blizzard that hit last week. However, the northwestern part of the state could see up to seven inches of snow.
Organizers said the conference theme was chosen before 18-year-old Tyler Clementi killed himself after discovering that his roommate allegedly used a webcam to spy on him during a liaison with another man.
Senate President Stephen Sweeney said he'll soon announce major pension changes that will hinge on Gov. Chris Christie agreeing to start paying into the system. Payments have been skipped or greatly reduced in recent years.
An early morning fire that burned through four row houses in Paterson on Wednesday has left 26 people displaced.
Was it a bomb? A huge explosion rocked a quiet New Jersey neighborhood on Tuesday night, frightening residents
New Jersey's State Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on a new chapter in its decades-long dilemma over what the state must do to provide an adequate education for children in its poorest communities.
No one was hurt and nothing was damaged, but the small explosion on Walnut Street last evening before 7 o'clock shook homes and scared folks right out of their skin.
Lottery players in the tri-state area got the chance to vie for the seventh-largest lottery prize in U.S. history on Tuesday, a $355 million Mega Millions jackpot -- or about $208 million if taken as a lump sum.
Bright orange flames devoured the roof of a three-story condominium complex in Rahway and lit up the night sky while columns of gray smoke wafted over Route 1 and could be smelled for miles around.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says higher education will be the first area to see increased spending once the state's economy turns around.
New Jersey gas prices have hit the $3 a gallon mark.
It's back to school Tuesday for more than 4,000 students who got an extra vacation day thanks to the lingering effects of the day-after-Christmas snowstorm.
Lawmakers voted last year to allow the seizure of cards after two to three years as a way to raise about $80 million and help balance the state's budget.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was hoping to get federal aid to cover the cost of clean-up from the post-Christmas blizzard as he continued to take some heat for a trip he took with his family to Disney World during the storm.
Camden County authorities say a driver has been charged in a New Year's Day hit-and-run that killed one person and seriously injured another.
Newark police say a man was fatally stabbed and five people were shot during another violent weekend in the city.
Jobless New Jersey residents may soon be able to receive training from potential employers without jeopardizing their unemployment benefits.
After the fifth largest snowstorm in New Jersey over the past 100 years dumped nearly three feet of snow across the Garden State, Gov. Chris Christie is hoping the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be able to provide some relief.
The Motor Vehicles Commission said the cameras connecting to Trenton were down.
The federal investigation into a fatal 2009 plane crash in New Jersey has uncovered allegations that the country's largest medical lab operator put commerce ahead of safety and threatened pilots who complained about inadequate training, dangerous flying practices and crushing workloads.
