Man Killed By NJ Transit Train In Central NJ
New Jersey Transit says a man was struck and killed by a train in central New Jersey.
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New Jersey Transit says a man was struck and killed by a train in central New Jersey.
New Jersey State Police say they are now "exploring other investigative leads" in locating an elderly man who went missing while hunting at a park in southern New Jersey last week.
The incident was reported at about 6:45 p.m. at a Sleepy's store in the 1000 block of Route 45 in Deptford.
With the special election to fill New Jersey's vacant Senate seat in Congress just a few days away, Democrat Newark Mayor Cory Booker and Republican Steve Lonegan are hitting the campaign trail hard.
Heavy equipment is hard at work tearing down and scooping up the charred remnants of a Sept. 12 fire that burned more than four blocks of boardwalk in Seaside Heights and Seaside Park.
Police say Robert Perago was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol.
In addition to announcing a new fall menu that includes several gluten-free options, Manayunk Brewing Co. has also revealed it'll be shutting its doors soon for a large-scale expansion.
A couple of recent incidents have cast new doubt on the Philadelphia Police Department's use of the "stop-and-frisk" tactic for fighting crime.
On Monday, Evraz North America, which took over control of Claymont Steel in 2008, announced to its employees that it will be suspending operations at the Claymont mill.
Authorities in a normally quiet New Jersey neighborhood are investigating the town's first murder in nearly three decades.
Detectives from the New Jersey State Police have made an arrest in the murder of 47-year-old Lisa Armstrong.
This is a big week for the Bristol Township School District which is hoping to get approvals for three new elementary schools it's hoping to build.
An animal shelter is tending to a flea-ridden dog, which authorities say was found beaten and tied to a tree in eastern Pennsylvania.
The new transit station in Pennsauken links two rail lines that crossed, but never connected -- until now.
The return of the Miss America pageant to Atlantic City brought attention to the seaside gambling mecca and a boon to police and public works employees.
