Holiday travel rush on as flyers wait in long lines at Newark
Long lines formed long before dawn at Newark Liberty International Airport.
Jersey City reports historic decline in homicides, other violent crimes
People who live and work in the Greenville section of Jersey City said they've seen their fair share of crime, but things are improving, slowly but surely.
Larry Doby Lane unveiled in Paterson
Larry Doby followed Jackie Robinson from the Negro League into the majors and into the history books.
Bull captured after delaying NJ Transit service at Newark Penn Station
The agency posted a photo of the steer on social media, showing it on the tracks near Newark Penn Station.
Obese kids should receive yearly intensive counseling, health experts say
Nearly 1 in 5 kids has been diagnosed with childhood obesity. Low-income communities are hit even harder.
Cedar Grove, N.J. oozing with pride over Tommy DeVito's success
The rookie QB has led Big Blue to three straight wins, including Monday night's gem against the Packers.
Some Paterson, N.J. businesses shut down as part of global strike for Gaza
The usually-bustling stretch of Palestine Way was eerily quiet on Monday.
2 nurses, resident slashed by woman at Newark hospital
The woman was visiting a patient in the pediatric ICU when she pulled out a weapon and attacked three hospital workers, police said.
Cardinal Hayes High School wins state football championship
Cardinal Hayes High School is the first New York City school to win the Catholic League's prestigious AAA title.
NJ TRANSIT Santa Train helps 350 kids ring in the holidays
Santa traded his sleigh for a classic train to deliver presents to hundreds of kids from New Jersey.
Parents of boy killed in Queens hit-and-run beg for help
A driver suddenly sped off and struck the boy when he and his father were crossing College Point Boulevard in Flushing, according to police.
Paterson, N.J. kicks off its 2nd annual Restaurant Week
The city started restaurant week last year to help establishments recover from the pandemic, and there's something for everyone.
5 people hurt, 1 critically, in fire at Bronx apartment building
Allerton residents woke up to mayhem as flames and thick smoke shot out of the top floor just after sunrise.
Last week on the job for 100 Freehold Nestlé plant employees
Earlier this year, about 200 people were employed there. Then came the announcement that the plant would shutter. Now, employees say just more than 100 workers remain. Friday will be the last day for nearly all of them.
Pantries a big help to college students dealing with food insecurity
In New Jersey, about 8% of people are food insecure, but on college campuses that number is closer to 30%.