NJ Official Who Supports Sports Betting Happy Ban Could Soon End In Garden State
State Senator Raymond Lesniak of North Jersey first sponsored sports betting legislation eight-years ago and has been fighting for it ever since.
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State Senator Raymond Lesniak of North Jersey first sponsored sports betting legislation eight-years ago and has been fighting for it ever since.
The bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Camden wants a group of experts to map out the future of church based education in South Jersey.
Gov. Chris Christie and his wife reported nearly $700,000 in income last year, a significant jump from 2012, according to tax returns released Friday by his office.
New Jersey is moving ahead with plans to permit betting on sports in the state, but legal challenges could stall the rollout.
Authorities have locked down two southern New Jersey schools after a bullet was found.
A manhunt is underway for the driver who side-swiped a New Jersey State Police cruiser and kept on going.
U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman says the group sold large quantities of heroin and cocaine in Asbury Park, Neptune and surrounding towns in Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex counties.
State lawmakers passed legislation Thursday that could allow legal sports betting in New Jersey to move forward.
Former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Irving Fryar and his mother will be tried on mortgage fraud charges in Burlington County.
Due to numerous tips, a couple accused of stealing video games from a South Jersey Target are in police custody.
Including Internet gambling revenue, which didn't exist a year ago, the casinos won $209.4 million in September, down from $240.2 million in September 2013.
Graham says the wind kept pushing him for miles out on the open water and when he grounded in the marsh the mud was too soupy to walk anywhere.
Caretakers of the Field of Dreams playground, located in the Absecon Sports Complex on 1000 Morton Avenue, told police that someone poured Canola Oil all over the equipment, making it unusable.
President Barack Obama is cancelling political travel to meet with his Cabinet on the Ebola outbreak.
For Veronica Walker, the grand opening of Price Rite in Camden is about more than fresh food, it's a fresh start.
A man who went missing on a jet ski in Cape May County Tuesday has been found safe.
The bill is the latest in a years-long effort to authorize sports wagering, a push that still faces legal challenges. The state Senate passed the measure on Tuesday.
Phase I includes knocking down three houses in the Cramer Hill section of the city and 61 in Whitman Park.
New Jersey native and star of the TLC series "Cake Boss," Buddy Valastro, announced that his family-owned shop "Carlo's Bakery" is expanding to Marlton, New Jersey.
Penn State has reportedly moved on from Myles Hartsfield, a recruit who has been linked to the hazing scandal at Sayreville War Memorial High School.
Police say a New Jersey woman stabbed herself after she threatened to stab a dog.
Gov. Chris Christie says he'd rather die than become a U.S. senator.
The latest Rutgers Eagleton survey would suggest Christie's not as popular as he used to be. In fact, those numbers are at their lowest levels in 3 years, according to poll director David Redlawsk.
Tuesday is the deadline to register to vote in New Jersey.
Police in Palmyra, New Jersey are asking for the public's help as they investigate several incidents that happened over the weekend.
