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A bill being considered by a Senate panel would increase fines and impose license suspensions for drivers who ignore the ban on talking or texting on hand-held phones.
Seven New Jersey Assembly panels were scheduled to begin holding hearings Monday on the recently-enacted state budget.
The five-alarm fire started on the top floor of 399 Lincoln Avenue.
A fast-moving, multialarm fire that burned for several hours forced the evacuation of dozens of people at a northern New Jersey apartment complex.
Three men face weapons charges after gunfire erupted in Jersey City early Sunday in an incident that also involved a city police officer.
Two people were injured Saturday when their motorcycle collided with a black bear that unexpectedly ran across a northern New Jersey road.
New Jerseyans will now be paying less to obtain copies of public documents.
Middletown's mayor said many family members have moved and for those he still sees the pain never goes away, especially for children who lost a parent.
Debate about the future of New Jersey's gambling and entertainment industries moves north to the Meadowlands Friday.
New Jersey is taking another crack at bringing home federal education funding.
With high schools in session across the tri-state region, Friday nights in the fall bring high-speed collisions on the gridiron – and concerns about concussions.
Despite denials that he is mounting a presidential campaign, Christie is headlining an event in West Des Moines to raise money for Terry Branstad, who is running for Iowa governor.
All of New Jersey is now under a drought watch.
A cement truck overturned on Route 440 in Bayonne.
A memorial to September 11 victims in New Jersey may have to be moved.
When classes started Tuesday in one North Jersey school, some of the students were the envy of the campus.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie returned from the Labor Day holiday in attack mode.
A young Pennsylvania boy was seriously injured when a basketball hoop support pole broke and fell on him at a southern New Jersey playground.
No one told those who bought the benches or the plaques. And that's resulted in some ill feeling among those who thought the messages they bought were supposed to last forever, or at least as long as the bench.
Michael and Justin Hinrichsen must each perform 40 hours of community service and pay $500 in restitution under the sentences imposed.
Authorities say a body found Saturday in a central New Jersey inlet is that of a swimmer who went missing in rough surf spawned by Hurricane Earl.
CBS 2's Christine Sloan spoke with Libero Renzulli, who described storm damage to his home from a 1992 nor'easter. Residents said they weren't too worried about Hurricane Earl.
