From May 20 to June 2, police will enforce a zero-tolerance policy on safety belt laws to encourage drivers and passengers to buckle up.

Police departments in all 21 counties of New Jersey are authorizing overtime for their officers to enforce seat belt laws through checkpoints and roving patrols.

A life preserver for Atlantic City. Warring factions in Trenton came together on a vote that gives the gaming capital time to get its fiscal ...

In Paterson, street level gang violence has reached critical mass. The community is finally saying stop. Will it work to end a generations-long blood feud? ...

Officials say wearing seat belts in all parts of the vehicle helps save lives. New Jersey State Police believe Princeton mathematician John Nash and his ...

Will the teachers' union budge on pensions? Will lawmakers impose a gas tax? Can emergency crews respond if an oil train combusts? And a powerful ...

Under a recent New Jersey Supreme Court decision, criminal charges could be filed if one fails to wear a seat belt while inside a vehicle.

A conversation with Gov. Christie on overcoming Hurricane Sandy, reopening the Jersey Shore and building for a better future.

Members of the Wayne Police Department are out looking for traffic violators since unsafe driving can have deadly consequences especially during Memorial Day weekend.