Passaic building collapse forces residents to evacuate
Passaic officials said close to 70 people had to be evacuated from the complex and a building next door after the partial collapse.
New Jersey groups worry OPRA reform bill will limit access to information
Advocacy groups worry a bill to reform the Open Public Records Act will limit access to information and is being fast-tracked through the New Jersey legislature.
Police: Burglars are targeting key fobs to steal high-end vehicles in N.J.
Saddle Brook Police said officers have responded to six burglaries in the township so far this year. Most of them took place between 2 a.m and 6 a.m.
N.J. high school principal appears in court on charges of assaulting student
Frank Sanchez entered a not guilty plea to second-degree assault and endangering the welfare of child.
Menendez pleads not guilty to latest obstruction charges
Menendez and his wife stayed silent as they entered Manhattan federal court after they were charged in a new, 18-count indictment.
N.J. denies Manasquan's petition to overturn Camden's win
Manasquan appeared to score a game-winning basket at the buzzer, but the officials waved it off and Camden advanced to the state championship.
Broken drawbridge could impede Jersey Shore traffic for months
Crews have been working on the Route 71 drawbridge over the Shark River that connects Belmar to Avon-by-the-Sea, but repairs could take months.
Residents of flood-prone areas of N.J. following the storm anxiously
Water levels are elevated, and the ground's saturated. That's not a good combination - anyone living along a river is keeping a close eye on the rain.
Public hearings continue on NJ Transit's proposed 15% fare hike
NJ Transit officials say the new fares could go into effect July 1, followed by 3% increases each year after.
New Jersey State Police actively recruiting diverse group of candidates
CBS New York sat down exclusively with the head of the state police, Col. Patrick J. Callahan.
Actions pending against landlord of illegally converted Bronx home
The DOB says enforcement actions are pending against the landlord of a Bronx home that had been illegally converted.
Rutgers renames center after late N.J. Lt. Gov. Sheila Y. Oliver
Family, friends and political leaders gathered at Rutgers University for the naming of a center in Sheila Y. Oliver's name.
N.J. gov. says proposed school budget aims for equity among districts
Under Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed school budget, some districts will get millions more in funding, while others will see cuts.
N.J. residents will benefit greatly from proposed budget, Gov. Murphy says
The governor told residents it will offer tax relief to working-class families and seniors through child tax credits, as well as the ANCHOR Program.
Gottheimer requests MTA information on congestion pricing calculations
Gottheimer says a report by his office finds the MTA will raise over $3 billion a year from congestion pricing.