NAACP Hopes To Create Dialogue To Avoid Tragedies Such As The Deadly Shooting In Ferguson
The NAACP issued a new report this week on racial profiling and the controversial use of stop and frisk policies across the country.
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The NAACP issued a new report this week on racial profiling and the controversial use of stop and frisk policies across the country.
"There's estimated to be a 90 percent decline in monarch populations," says Dick Walton, director of the Monarch Monitoring Project in Cape May.
One aspect of a new Atlantic City tourism campaign will give drivers what could be considered a "free ride" on certain days next month.
Clean out those junk drawers and check your pockets, a Powerball ticket worth $1,000,000 is set to expire on October 23, 2014, according to New Jersey Lottery Executive Director Carole Hedinger.
Two frat brothers at Rowan University are suspended over a sexually explicit video that was posted online.
Thousands will be on the Atlantic City boardwalk this weekend for the fall Wine Promenade.
Police are investigating a possible firebombing that occurred early Friday morning in Winslow Township.
Education Department spokesman David Saenz stressed the state used a new reporting method that accounted for some of the increase, but said some could be attributed to Superstorm Sandy.
$2.97 for a gallon of gas has South Jersey drivers doing a double take.
It happened around 3:45 p.m. while the patrol vehicle was parked in the intersection of Lemmon Avenue and Norcross Lane.
A bankruptcy court auction for Revel, the failed luxury casino-hotel on the Atlantic City Boardwalk, will resume on Tuesday.
The worst of this storm will be felt early Thursday morning, as bands of heavy, windswept rain push through the region from south to north.
Police say two people have been arrested after a foiled home invasion in Gloucester Township, New Jersey.
The governor noted that crime is down a lot since the new Camden County Police Metro Division took over patrols, and there are two major economic development projects in the works.
New Jersey assemblyman John Burzichelli says that in the wake of a National Transportation Safety Board report that placed most of the blame for the chemical leak at Conrail's feet, it's time to see if the accident rises to a criminal level.
