Cop was supposed to arrest woman. They had sex instead, prosecutor says
Sgt. Jody Collins charged with having sex with a woman he was supposed to arrest in his patrol car among other charges.
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Moving? These 28 moving companies are bogus, NJ says
More than two dozen moving companies were cited over a four-day period for operating without a license.
Chair to current Miss America: I did not bully you
Miss America Chair Gretchen Carlson admitted it was a tough year for current titleholder Cara Mund but denied her allegations that she was silenced or bullied.
Name changed, but NJ epilepsy group’s mission is the same
For 48 years they were an affiliate of the National Epilepsy Foundation, but as of July, a group now rebranded as Epilepsy Services of New Jersey is setting out on its own.
Are they just forgetful — or is it dementia?
If you think your elderly parent has dementia, this is what you need to do right away.
‘If you drive high, you get DUI’ — new traffic campaign in NJ
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announces a new campaign that builds on the "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign to combat drug-impaired driving.
Back to school: Now’s the time to get kids ready to wake early
As September and back to school grows ever nearer, an expert advises parents about putting their children on the right track, sleep-wise.
FCC commissioner: Block 9-1-1 grants to NJ if fees diverted
Federal regulator pushing states to stop diverting 9-1-1 fees has brought his campaign to the practice’s top culprit, New Jersey.
NJ animal shelter investigated after on-demand killing exposed
Hamilton's Township Council is hiring an attorney to help investigate the municipal animal shelter, which was found to be improperly killing animals surrendered by owners.
Princeton police remember officer lost in Hurricane Diane rescue
Ptl. Billie Ellis was off duty when he and others attempted to save two boys caught in a canoe as Hurricane Diane battered Princeton in 1955.