Cops, schools across NJ inundated with false threats Thursday
The FBI in Newark said the threats were made to schools, universities, police departments and news outlets throughout New Jersey and around the country.
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3 steps parents can take to protect their kids online
New Jersey child psychologist Dr. Steven Tobias recommends parents follow a 3-step process to minimize possible online problems.
New push to crack down on deceitful used car dealers in NJ
Efforts are underway in New Jersey to crack down on deceptive, double-talking used-car dealers.
Girls only: Friday wrestling meet will make NJ history
For the first time in the Garden State, a match will feature only female wrestlers.
Time is running out to get insurance form 2019 through Obamacare
The deadline to register through the Affordable Care Act marketplace is Saturday.
Love triangle murder: NJ man gets 30 years for stabbing rival in neck
Alan McGinnis pleaded guilty to first-degree murder for the killing of Cody MacPherson last September.
Holland Tunnel wreaths driving some mad, so Authority takes poll
An online petition has gained more than 1,000 signatures seeking to have the Port Authority adjust the decorations at the entrance to the Holland Tunnel.
NJ woman married immigrant to keep her as a house slave
A Secaucus woman is charged with bringing a woman from Sri Lanka to this country and keeping her as a slave for nine years.
No autism next door: NJ nonprofit sues neighbors over manure vandalism
A group that works to help people with autism transition into adulthood claims neighbors vandalized their property and conducted shady business to stop them from buying property.
Man trying to steal idling car backs into tree, Cranbury cops say
The car was unoccupied and warming up in the driveway.