Law proposed in N.J. to combat sudden cardiac arrest in young people
Rep. Frank Pallone says it would require the CDC and other agencies to create emergency response plans for schools, including placement of AEDs.
Lawmaker pushing bill that would require NJDOT to provide stats on potholes
Sen. Anthony Bucco says the public has the right to know because the state has a bad track record on potholes.
Plainfield families survey damage from apartment building fire
Fire officials believe an electrical fault or lithium-ion battery may have caused a fire that forced dozens of families from their homes.
Dozens of people displaced by fire in Plainfield, New Jersey
Hours later, some were able to temporarily return, only to discover the charred insides of the places they once called home.
Brooklyn nonprofit replaces girl's stolen electric wheelchair
The Christian J. Santo Legacy Foundation gave Aliyah Rivera a brand new electric wheelchair to replace her old one.
Elderly woman missing, son injured after house fire in Woodbridge, N.J.
A neighbor called the woman, believed to be in her 80s, and her son fixtures of the neighborhood.
N.J. lawmakers miffed over leaked congestion pricing toll at GWB, vow to fight
Drivers are fuming over potentially paying $17 to cross and then another $15 to enter Manhattan's Central Business District.
Newark sees staggering drop in its homeless population
Newark's mayor says the efforts of an outreach team, new housing and preventive services have contributed to the drop.
Brewery owners say enough is enough with N.J.'s antiquated liquor laws
They say not being allowed to hold unlimited events, serve food, and collaborate with vendors is shocking.
Hackensack Meridian Health hit with possible network breach
Patients in need of emergency care were being diverted away from hospitals impacted by the network outage.
Thanksgiving travel for millions moving along with minimal delays
AAA says nearly 49 million Americans will be hitting the roads, which is up slightly from last year.
N.J. woman unaccounted for after running into burning home for pets
Fire officials say three people inside the home managed to get out, but then one of the residents ran back inside.
Clark, N.J. mayor charged with operating illegal business out of township office
"While acting in his official capacity as mayor, Bonaccorso operated his landscaping and illegal tank removal business out of his township office, utilizing municipal resources," said New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin.
N.J. school bus monitor pleads not guilty in 6-year-old's death
Police said 27-year-old Amanda Davila failed to notice or act when Williams was strangled by her wheelchair harness in July in Franklin Township.
Last urban-based choir school in U.S. temporarily closing
Board members say funding for the Newark Boys Chorus School has dramatically dwindled since the pandemic.