NJ Amusement Business Bids Farewell To First Ride
A farewell celebration was being held Sunday for a famous ride at a New Jersey amusement park, during which 200 randomly selected guests got to take one last slide.
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A farewell celebration was being held Sunday for a famous ride at a New Jersey amusement park, during which 200 randomly selected guests got to take one last slide.
Passengers aboard a double-decker bus got quite a scare Saturday when some geese crashed into the vehicle as it traveled on the New Jersey Turnpike.
New Jersey's highway traffic safety division director no longer holds that post. Pam Fischer told The Record of Woodland Park that she was no longer serving in the job she had held for nearly four years.
AAA Mid-Atlantic said the rising prices were due to recent surges in the price of crude oil, which has been around $80 a barrel or more for over a week.
Governor Chris Christie agreed to give NJ Transit and the Transportation Department two weeks to come up with options to save the project after meeting with Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said the governor has agreed to take the next two weeks to rethink his decision to cancel the massive NJ-NY rail tunnel project.
Award-winning Fox 5 news reporter Charles Leaf is accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old girl at his Wyckoff, N.J. home.
While Gov. Chris Christie justified his decision Thursday to scrap the state's most ambitious public works project, the federal government is stepping in Friday to attempt and bring it back to life.
New Jersey Attorney General Paula Dow announced a new policy Thursday to lift restrictions on the use of stun guns by law enforcement.
One wonders when the silly games and finger pointing will end down at the Statehouse.
Medical marijuana advocates said Thursday the state has gone too far with its proposed regulations for using the drug as medicine.
The new HBO series "Boardwalk Empire" is a big hit with some, but not others.
Dangerous levels of chromium have many Garfield residents questioning their safety and federal officials will field questions at a meeting tonight.
The man's former wife already testified that he held apocalyptic visions and wanted to create "pure" family bloodlines. She has also said he enforced his will with beatings and other punishment.
The state of New Jersey is getting ever more involved with the day-to-day operation of the nation's second-largest gambling market.
Defense attorneys contended neither defendant agreed to do anything illegal and that no bribes were accepted.
Jurors in the federal corruption trial of Ridgefield Mayor Anthony Suarez and an associate were treated Tuesday to videotapes secretly made by a government informant.
Authorities announced the arrests of Elizabeth-Port Authority Marine Terminal longshoremen Tuesday. An investigation yielded the seizure of 1.3 metric tons of cocaine.
Deer are devouring everything in site at Garret Mountain Reservation, destroying native flora, and scaring away bird species.
A new state law requiring motorists to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks - not just yield to them - is resulting in more tickets and warnings.
Christie said Republicans must deliver on their promises if they gain power in November. If they don't, voters will send the GOP "to the wilderness, and they are going to send us there for a long, long time."
The 56-year-old Irvington resident has insisted he is innocent, and his 53-year-old cousin, Philander Hampton of Jersey City, has pleaded not guilty.
Prosecutors have been looking into whether they could file additional charges in the suicide of Tyler Clementi, but New Jersey law might not adequately address the tragic death.
