Report: Most School Districts In New Jersey Go Untested For Lead
Fears are growing in New Jersey over how much lead is in school water.
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Fears are growing in New Jersey over how much lead is in school water.
Officer Bryan Strockbine is being honored by his colleagues for saving three people during a ten day span.
17-year-old posts photo on her blog of classmates at Princeton High School playing a "Nazis vs Jews" version of beer bong.
TD Bank is launching an enhanced testing program of its so called "penny arcade."
Dredging work on the Cooper River has been put on hold to allow for rowers and boaters to resume using it.
The photo was shared on Snapchat, where one Princeton high student captured it and wrote about it on her blog.
A new addition to Camden's Adventure Aquarium -- opening to the public Friday morning -- allows you to get closer to sharks than you probably ever have before.
One gun the New Jersey State Police does not want to add to the collection of confiscated weapons is the new Ideal Conceal .38 caliber that looks exactly like a smart phone.
In honor of autism awareness month, The Camden County police department conducted special autism training sessions for their police officers.
Princeton University fired its men's lacrosse coach after he elbowed an opposing player during a game.
Authorities say the man identified as Sylvester Combs Jr., had sustained blunt force head injuries.
New Jersey Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto unveiled his alternative to Governor Chris Christie's takeover plan for Atlantic City.
The American Cancer Society Relay for Life is teaming up with some Jersey shore restaurants for the Stick a Fork in Cancer campaign.
Amy Rosenberg from the Philadelphia Inquirer attempts to explain why Chris Christie is so angry at officials in Atlantic City.
City Council in Atlantic City has unanimously voted to extend pay periods for municipal workers from 2 to 4 weeks, forestalling the possibility that non-essential services would cease at close of business Friday.
