Gov. Christie Calls Rollout Of Trump Travel Ban 'Terrible'
Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Tuesday that the rollout of President Donald Trump's executive order restricting travel from seven majority-Muslim countries was "terrible."
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Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Tuesday that the rollout of President Donald Trump's executive order restricting travel from seven majority-Muslim countries was "terrible."
A budget shortfall could mean the end for the campus of a historic South Jersey music program.
The hospital honored one of their surgeons who has been with the Trauma Center for decades.
To deal with New Jersey's highest-in-the-land property taxes, you need a little retail therapy.
With overnight temperatures forecast to drop to the mid-20s, Camden County's health department has issued a Code Blue advisory.
U.S. Senators Bob Casey of Pennsylvania and Corey Booker of New Jersey visited a coffee shop in Center City Sunday to speak with members of the LGBT community about their concerns with President Trump.
The best chance for accumulations will be across Delaware, southern New Jersey and the Maryland Eastern Shore.
Burlington police officers rescued a 5-year-old girl after police say a woman threw her onto the railroad tracks, as a NJ TRANSIT train was approaching.
New Jersey could well be made to pay contractors for three-and-a-half months of delays in hundreds of local road projects prompted by last summer's fight over the Transportation Trust Fund.
If you're anxious to get your New Jersey income tax refund soon, you could be out of luck.
A man was shot and killed while hunting Saturday morning in Berkeley Township, New Jersey.
DiNic's Roast Pork and Beef at Philadelphia's popular Reading Terminal Market and White House Sub Shop in Atlantic City were recently named to Thrillist's "33 Best Sandwich Shops in America."
Last year's count found 8,941 homeless men, women and children across New Jersey.
They're being constructed to relieve stress on the bridge during analysis.
A New Jersey high school will allow students to utter racial slurs during performances of "Ragtime."
