Lessons from Ferguson? We do the opposite. Raising alarms about rocketing immigrants through deportation hearings. Megan's Law and murder. And Jersey's tech revolution. The glory ...
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Some residents affected by Hurricane Sandy are upset that Verizon wants to offer wireless phone service instead of restoring landline service knocked out by the ...
Little Silver resident and artist Mike Ciccotello created the Coffee Cup Doodle Project. He creates art on coffee cups and will be donating them to ...
The governor signs a new law to let adoptees know who they really are. Medical marijuana. It may be legal, but not to New Jersey ...
Meridian Health and United Healthcare couldn't agree on hospital reimbursements so Meridian is no longer part of United Healthcare's Medicare Advantage network, which means some ...
The summer season is back and we’ll see how things are stacking up down the shore. Plus, the clinical side of Obamacare. And is foreign ...
While officials say the Seaside boardwalk, destroyed by fire in September, won't be ready for Memorial Day weekend, there will be activities set up in ...
Attempts to control guns by cutting ammunition. A Parkway projects wreaks havoc on residents. And a triumphant film festival -- like Sundance, but Jersier.
After the New Jersey Turnpike Authority cut down trees to widen the Garden State Parkway, Brick residents say their quality of life has decreased dramatically.
Taking the heat. The governor explains how he's handling the bridge scandal. Evacuation order. A forest fire forces a school to close. And by the ...
Gov. Christie answered an audience member's question about the GWB lane closure controversy during his 120th town hall in Brick.
Bridgegate bombshell. A court quashes the Kelly and Stepien subpoenas. Town hall time for the governor where he says bring back the cap. And smoke-free ...
New Jerseyans who fell victim to Hurricane Sandy say they need an extension to fill out the overwhelming paperwork after getting less than expected from ...
New questions and complaints about the way Sandy aid was distributed. Red light cameras under fire amid accusations of bribery. And a former executive says ...
Assemblyman Declan O'Scanlon says studies done by Brick Township on its red light camera program show that they do not improve safety.
It's Booker versus Lonegan as New Jersey voters choose their candidates to replace the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg. We have the numbers, the victory speeches ...
Hurricane Sandy damaged boats, along with homes and properties. Because boat owners have more important items to replace, many aren't buying new boats, but some ...
Buono picks her running mate. The governor picks a fight with a fellow Republican. And the Senate president accuses Rutgers of a whitewash.
Assemblyman John McKeon supports setting aside $200 million for open space preservation each year and says he hasn't gotten enough information to sign an easement ...
It’s Christie versus the Supremes in a battle over affordable housing. Plus, disturbing news about a near-disaster. And a surprising compliment for the Newark Police ...