Christie Taken To Task Over Political Use Of State Helicopter
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is being criticized, again, for his use of a State Police helicopter for personal reasons.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is being criticized, again, for his use of a State Police helicopter for personal reasons.
A drenching rain continued to soak most of New Jersey on Saturday, spurring minor flooding in some areas and washing a Jersey shore home into the water.
It happened just after 8 a.m. Saturday at The Heritage housing development , a 55 and older community, in the 200 block of Idlewood Way in Deptford.
Prosecutors say a priest accused of pointing a functioning musket at a young boy in a New Jersey church has been charged with child endangerment.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in the state on Friday was $1.96, down 3 cents from last week.
Jersey shore residents, grateful to dodge the bullet that could have come with Hurricane Joaquin, are nonetheless coping with a Nor'easter that just won't quit.
A Camden County, New Jersey superfund site is about to get a $14-million cleanup.
Despite Joaquin's out to sea track, the entire Delaware Valley has been enduring heavy rain and gusty winds associated with a stalled front off the Mid-Atlantic Coast.
Power outages are being reported as a storm system moves across the region.
New Jersey shore towns are being battered by rain, wind and heavy surf. But it appears the shore will escape the wrath of Hurricane Joaquin.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie joined state officials in Sea Isle City Friday afternoon to give an update on the state's preparations for this weekend's storms.
Gov. Chris Christie is urging residents of the Jersey shore to confront property owners who have helped block a plan to erect protective sand dunes in areas that were hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy three years ago.
The New Jersey rocker posted a tribute online to 17-year-old Evan Murray, and he placed a sticker with Murray's number 18 on his guitar during a show in the United Arab Emirates Thursday.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society decided Thursday to cancel its annual City to Shore ride from the Philadelphia area to Ocean City.
Can computer coding help turn this impoverished city around? One nonprofit group thinks so.
