Atlantic City Takeover Plan Approved In NJ Senate Committee
A New Jersey State Senate committee has approved a controversial plan that would allow the state to take over day o day operations in Atlantic City.
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A New Jersey State Senate committee has approved a controversial plan that would allow the state to take over day o day operations in Atlantic City.
Atlantic City's finances are on the line in the New Jersey Legislature.
In Camden, watch is being kept not just overhead but at ground level.
In dismissing a lawsuit filed by the Lenape Indians, today a judge reaffirmed New Jersey's position that there are no recognized American Indian Tribes in the state.
Fire crews are battling a forest fire in Marlton, N.J.
New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney has asked every hospital and health care system in the state for financial information for the last decade.
Funeral services have been set for the New Jersey state trooper struck and killed.
Stephen Burkert, chairman of SMART-Transportation Division Local 60. Called the talks at Newark's Gateway Hilton "very productive." Gary Dellaverson, a labor negotiator representing NJ Transit, said they were "valuable."
Trooper Cullen, 31, died after he was struck by a vehicle on I-295 in Deptford Township Monday night.
Christie dismissed the notion that it might not look favorable if he was on vacation during the run-up to a possible strike.
Tpr. Cullen was a member of the 154th State Police Class. He was stationed at Bellmawr Station and had been a trooper about two years.
New Jersey's chief of criminal prosecutions Elie Honig says the operation spanned from Atlantic City to North Jersey and beyond.
DJ Creato was arrested in January and has pleaded not guilty to killing his three-year-old son Brendan.
As the country mourns Nancy Reagan, a New Jersey man remembers a unique moment he had with the former First Lady 30 years ago.
An MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Air Station Atlantic City responded to the 274-meter long Almi Voyager motor transport on Saturday. The vessel was about 356 miles east of Cape May at the time.
