Judge Declares Mistrial In Sen. Menendez Bribery Trial
This comes after the jury told Judge William Walls for the second time this week that they were still deadlocked on all 12 charges.
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This comes after the jury told Judge William Walls for the second time this week that they were still deadlocked on all 12 charges.
Transgender high school athletes in New Jersey no longer have to prove their gender identity.
Police in Moorestown, New Jersey are looking to identify a man they say offered a 15-year-old girl money to get into his car.
Avalon will soon be expanding their popular bike path and adding a new park thanks to $2.07 million in grants approved this week.
The investigation is being conducted by the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office.
Police have arrested three of the four teens who escaped from a juvenile detention center in Atlantic County, New Jersey overnight.
According to the Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office, 24-year-old Calvin Wiggins has been charged with aggravated manslaughter for the death of 54-year-old John Charlton.
New Jersey is launching a statewide campaign to prevent conflict between police officers and citizens.
Five hundred jobs all told are coming to the new Bancroft campus on Walton Avenue. Given that they deal primarily with special needs children, the job specs are pretty specific.
They were seized from a suspect who was sent to prison for allegedly stealing nearly $200,000.
Police in Mercer County are investigating a deadly shooting at an Applebee's in Lawrenceville.
The former treasurer of a volunteer youth soccer league in New Jersey has admitted stealing more than $400,000.
Things will be changing on a number of fronts when Phil Murphy is sworn in as the next Governor of New Jersey in mid-January. Among them, how to approach alternative sources of energy
A Mays Landing man has died after authorities say he attempted to stop a domestic dispute earlier this month.
The judge has excused the jurors for the day and told them to return Tuesday to continue deliberating.
