NJ pre-K administrator threatened 4-year-olds with knife, cops say
Police say two children were brought to her office for misbehaving and she threatened them with a knife if the behavior continued.
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Stolen meat in South Amboy leads to $1M cargo theft sting
Among the items stolen were clothes, food products, and granite, according to the State Police. Several locations were used to house the stolen trucks.
What NJ students said during walkouts against gun violence
Students in New Jersey walked out of class as part of the National School Walkout Day on the one month anniversary of the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Use those Toys R Us gift cards! NJ-based giant shutting down
As buzz grows about the struggling, Wayne-based retail giant, there's word of U.K. store closures. Here's the lesson we learned from a now-extinct chain.
Snowflakes and wind Wednesday, then improving weather for NJ
You're going to like the forecast for this weekend!
Why school bullying takes place and what to do about it
It's more than just kids being kids, school bullying can have such an impact on a child they'll be left with scars that may never go away. But does a childhood of bullying someone lead to a life of crime?
Walkouts Wednesday at schools throughout NJ — only some allow it
The National School Walkout marks the one-month anniversary of the Florida high school shooting that left 17 dead.
EHT Man Facing Charges After DWI Arrest on Parkway
A man from Egg Harbor Township is facing charges after State Police say he was driving under the influence and then found to have a gun and drugs in his car.
This powerhouse NJ teen could win American Idol this season
A South Jersey teen earned a standing ovation from the celeb judges on American Idol. Here's where you might remember Mara Justine from and where she's headed!
SUEZ to reduce customer rates in New Jersey beginning in April
Good news for SUEZ Water customers in New Jersey as the company says it plans to reduce your utility bills by about $14,000,000.00 which will lower monthly bills by approximately 5-percent effective April 1.