The Hunterdon County Prosecutor's Office has charged Franklin police Sgt. Kevin Bollaro, who is accused of failing to properly investigate a double killing.
The agreement between the Henry family, Cranbury Township, and Fair Share Housing announced Thursday, ends the controversy about making a historic farm a site for affordable housing.
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Oct. 25, and this year, one popular supermarket in New Jersey is partnering with local law enforcement agencies where residents can safely drop off unused or expired medications.
A nonprofit book organization from Pennsauken is desperately seeking help from the public to keep its mission going of providing kids with books across New Jersey.
Sig Sauer, a weapons manufacturer, is selling its P320 handgun that can fire accidentally, and New Jersey has filed a lawsuit demanding a mandatory recall.
Harold "Hal" Miller, 48, was reported missing June 12 and his car found in Pennsauken. Surveillance video captured him entering the residence of Everton Thomas in Camden but never coming out.
The American Federation of Musicians Local 802 — which represents 1,200 musicians — had threatened to strike if they didn’t have a new contract by the morning, after going into mediation Wednesday.
Bergen County, NJ, is on edge after a series of terrifying coyote attacks have left resident's injured. Learn what's happening and how to protect yourself.
One person was killed early Tuesday in Jersey City after an officer and a man exchanged gunfire. Now, one official said misinformation about the incident has led to threats against the officers involved.
State Police said Christopher Neff, 41, of Westminster, Colorado was behind the wheel of a Dodge pickup truck when he drove head-on into a Mazda SUV carrying four young men.
Some good Samaritans are being credited with helping to save a child, an adult passenger, and a driver from a burning bus in Camden County before first responders showed up, according to Berlin Township police.
Officials said a woman suffered several bite wounds on Monday after being attacked by a coyote at a home in Woodcliff Lake. The coyote struck again Tuesday biting a Saddle Brook resident working in their backyard.
School buses in one New Jersey district were passed illegally 2,840 times last year, and officials are demanding a change to punish these dangerous drivers.