4 NJ Men Accused Of Selling Fake Ferry Tickets
Four men are accused of selling bogus tickets for ferries that shuttle passengers to and from New York City.
SeaStreak alerted the Monmouth County Prosecutor's
Fair Lawn Police Officer Struck By Fleeing Suspect
Officials say a northern New Jersey police officer is recovering after he was struck by shoplifting suspects in a fleeing vehicle.
Officials say Fair Lawn Sgt.
NJ Maybe Spared By Hurricane Earl
Forecasters believe New Jersey will be spared a direct encounter with Hurricane Earl.
3 West Nile Cases Confirmed In NJ
State health officials have confirmed three cases of West Nile virus in New Jersey this summer.
The latest case is an 86-year-old Passaic County man. He was
Man Disappears While Swimming Off Asbury Beach
Officials resumed their search Wednesday for a man who disappeared while swimming off a New Jersey beach.
Asbury Park Fire Department official Garrett Giberson
NJ Judge Throws Out A Lawsuit Over The Resale Of Bruce Springsteen Tickets
A New Jersey judge has thrown out a lawsuit filed by the state against two concert ticket resellers over their sale of tickets to Bruce Springsteen shows at
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Former NJ Mortgage Broker and Head Executive
A New Jersey mortgage broker and former head of the Bergen County Improvement Authority has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of preparing
Christie Asked To Apologize Over $400M Mistake
Republican Gov. Chris Christie on Tuesday brushed aside calls from Democrats to apologize to President Barack Obama for his remarks about why his state lost
NJ Man Accused Of Gunning Down Wife On Street
Authorities say a New Jersey man gunned down his wife and fled to Philadelphia.
Police tracked down Ewart Guillette to a motel in the city and arrested him
Earl Bringing Rough End to Shore Summer
On beaches from Maryland to New Jersey, rip currents and strong swells in the Atlantic Ocean associated with Hurricane Danielle meant another day of swimming
Rutgers Enrolls Record Number Of Freshmen
Rutgers University is teeming with a record number of freshmen, up 3 percent from last year.
Classes begin for the 7,300 first-year students on Wednesday. They
10 Reject Plea Deals In NJ Ballot Fraud Case
Ten people in New Jersey have rejected plea deals and will stand trial on ballot fraud charges.
Atlantic City Councilman Marty Small and the others told a
Marijuana Plants Part Of Jersey Fresh Crop
New Jersey is proud of its produce, which the Garden State labels as Jersey Fresh.
The moniker has taken a new meaning in northern New Jersey, where two
Hoboken Rent Control Controversy
A rent control battle is raging in Hoboken.
Landlords and tenants are fighting over old laws.
New Jersey FIres Education Commissioner
New Jersey's fired education commissioner said Monday he's learned he made a mistake that might have cost the state a $400 million federal education grant even
2 Hikers Rescued In Boonton
Police used GPS technology to help find two hikers who lost their way in the woods in northern New Jersey.
Some Dig In, Others Flee As Earl Nears
Police Protest Layoffs
Bus Driver Saves Elderly Woman's Life
Monmouth County Power Outage
