NJ candidate Tim Alexander speaks out about bias crime
Ryan Hughes reports.
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The state's Fish and Game Council will decide whether to resume the hunt and curb the growing bear population.
It happened along the Black Horse Pike between Almonesson Road and Route 42.
It was near a campaign sign for an African American candidate for Congress.
Wakisha Bailey reports.
It happened along the Black Horse Pike between Almonesson Road and Route 42.
Most people who got sick reported eating meat or cheese from deli counters where investigators detected listeria bacteria in packages of sliced meats and in the environment.
Among the events being held at the JCC include a documentary screening Wednesday night to recognize the 84th anniversary of Kristallnacht.
Brandon Goldner reports.
New Jersey police say a noose and stuffed dolls were hung above a sign for Tim Alexander, a Black Congressional candidate.
New Jersey police say a noose and stuffed dolls were hung above a sign for Tim Alexander, a Black Congressional candidate.
All eyes will be on the Pennsylvania Senate and gubernatorial races.
It is projected that four-term Democrat incumbent Donald Norcross has defeated Republican businesswoman Claire Gustafson.
New Jersey's 12 U.S. House races are atop the ticket for voters in Tuesday's midterm contest.
All machines in each district in Mercer County are down due to a printing and scanning issue with the ballots.
The Cherry Hill Municipal Building is one of the polling locations in the Garden State.
$36.5 million will be spent to improve truck access between the Port of Camden and nearby Interstate 676.
The winning ticket with five correct numbers was sold at a Quick Stop in Middlesex County. The winner receives the second-tier prize of $1 million, an official says.
A stroke of luck could provide someone with a big time payout.
Drivers were paying $3.45 a gallon on average a year ago in New Jersey at this time.
After going to a playoff game, John Lines knew he had to find a way to get tickets, so he got creative and offered a trade.
The superintendent says the money will give the students the modernized school they deserve.
New Jersey officials said the school, built in 1930, is in need of modernization.
Federal agents have identified the man they believe posted a broad online threat against synagogues in New Jersey but do not believe he was planning to carry out a specific plot, a law enforcement official said Friday.
The agency is asking that the synagogues take all security precautions to protect the community and temples.
