It's deadline day for Gov. Christie to sign into law -- or let languish -- 158 bills representing the work of an entire legislative session. ...
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Violent crime meets "operation swift justice" in Paterson. Local and state law enforcers plan to blanket "silk city" for a zero-tolerance approach to crime. If ...
From the announcement of Christie's presidential run, to progress on the Gateway Tunnel, and the $225 million Exxon settlement for pennies on the dollar, 2015 ...
It's on the big screen creating Oscar buzz and it's a big concern in professional and amateur sports: head injuries. What impact will this focus ...
From the extension of the Zadroga Act that provides health care coverage for 9/11 first responders, to low gas prices and Uber Kittens, there was ...
Sandy survivors took splintered wood scraps and storm debris and with photos of personal devastation, built their own makeshift memorial. It’s a tragic scrapbook documenting ...
New Jersey lawmakers have questions for the chairman of the Port Authority about a new bus terminal. They found out building a new terminal just ...
New Jersey’s disbursed about $660 million in federal money for reconstruction, rehabilitation, remediation and elevation of Sandy-damaged homes. The state says 8,000 homeowners remain in ...
Home at last. Three years after Sandy's savagery Belmar's last two displaced families are finally back in. Both U.S. senators outline efforts to ensure the ...
Sobering PARCC test scores. Less than half of New Jersey students were at grade level in language, and they were worse in math. The teachers ...
Sen. Greenstein spoke about why revisions to the Flood Hazard Area Control Act would be detrimental to the environment. She said, "Whether it's the fish ...
Sandy ravaged New Jersey's fishing industry, now we know how badly. The US department of Commerce has issued final numbers that, while staggering, don't include ...
Out of 74,000 eligible policyholders in the state, only 6,200 have reopened their FEMA claim.
Money flows in to contain floodwaters so drinking water can't co-mingle with waste water again. Is nearly $2 billion enough to rebuild our water infrastructure ...
Governor Christie approved $1.94 billion to improve drinking and waste water systems in New Jersey. Much of the outdated system was damaged in Superstorm Sandy.
A lethal day in Newark. Five killed in 48 hours. Gun violence in our cities is measurably down ... why is it rising in Newark? ...
With the Sept. 15 deadline approaching, Superstorm Sandy victims are requesting that FEMA take another look at their claims.
FEMA visited the areas of South Jersey hard hit by a macro-burst and it seems like it will meet the threshold for disaster aid. Gov. ...
Gov. Christie picks up another endorsement in the Granite State. This time it's a former counterpart with deep political connections in the first-in-the-nation primary state. ...
Ten days after a storm caused major damage in the southern part of the state, people are still picking up the pieces and questioning the ...