Christie Signs Law For Stricter Punishment For DUI Drivers
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed a new law requiring that anyone convicted of killing someone while driving drunk serve at least three years in prison.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie has signed a new law requiring that anyone convicted of killing someone while driving drunk serve at least three years in prison.
A New Jersey man with a degree in accounting is this year's World Series of Poker champion.
A big weekend of entertainment is planned in Ocean City.
Crews continue to battle a massive forest fire in Wharton State Forest in New Jersey Friday that started on Thursday afternoon.
Police are investigating after a plane crashes on Wednesday night in Burlington County.
A legal battle between the Lenape Tribe and the State of New Jersey could come to a conclusion in the near future.
Better to splash it out than sweat it was the theme at Lake Kandle as temperatures soared.
West Deptford and its entire police department are the subject of a lawsuit filed in federal court in Camden.
Attorneys for New Jersey US Senator Robert Menendez have returned to a federal judge in Newark asking, again, for corruption charges against their client to be dropped.
A new poll out Tuesday says that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is one of the least popular governors in the entire nation.
The worlds of fantasy sports and casino gambling have collided in a new venture by Resorts Casino.
New Jersey has won the flounder fight, at least for this summer.
One person was injured in a house fire in Palmyra, New Jersey Saturday evening.
Plans are moving ahead to install elevators in the six PATCO stations that don't already have them.
A private donation of more than $2 million will help stem cell research at one South Jersey hospital.
A million dollar lawsuit has been filed against the city of Millville, its police chief, and an officer indicted in an unrelated matter.
New Jersey state legislators are pouring over a proposed reorganization of how mental health programs are administered in the Garden State.
More than 200 police officers from as far away as Canada took part in day long exercises at Camden County College.
The New Jersey State Senate returned to Trenton on what was supposed to be an off day to make sure state workers were not penalized for the three-day shutdown of government prompted by this month's budget impasse.
Police in Pennsville Township say a 54-year-old man has died after being electrocuted Thursday afternoon.
A stranded dolphin rescued by the beach patrol at the New Jersey shore has died.
Atlantic City kicks off its Summer Beachfest Concert Series Wednesday night with a performance by Doylestown native and three-time Grammy winner P!nk.
Authorities say a woman was driving drunk when she went to a police station to pick up her boyfriend after he had been arrested for the same offense.
New Jersey Transit will be getting dozens of new trains and buses as part of a new spending plan adopted by the agency's board of directors that also keeps fares stable.
On today's show, Rich discussed the moderate Senate Republicans who are unwilling to repeal Obamacare despite numerous campaign promises, Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with an attorney who supposedly has ties to the Russian government, and a study naming New Jersey the least fiscally responsible state in the country. At 5:20pm, Milo Yiannopoulos, author of "Dangerous."
