Police say a fleeing blue BMW with New York plates may be tied to the pre-dawn shooting near milepost 10.9.

Dominic Auricchio, 13, says a vision comforted him before scans showed his mass had shrunk. His essay just won $1,500 from the Archdiocese of Newark.

Two officers needed on-scene treatment after a Brooklyn driver allegedly gave a fake name and resisted arrest on Route 46.

Crews are paving the gravel drive and adding handicap parking atop the hill where Morristown College once stood.

PBA Local 105 wants violent inmates isolated longer, but the state's own corrections watchdog says wait.

The 100-unit complex on the Paterson-Wayne-Haledon line sold at $136,000 per unit as its new owner eyes unit upgrades.

Twenty slow-moving bots from Coco Robotics and Avride began rolling through Hoboken's First Ward, with cameras blurring faces by design.

Newark's only nonstop to Lima disappears in March 2027, pushing tri-state travelers toward JFK or a Houston layover.

Second-time trash and recycling scofflaws can now just pay a fine — but a third offense still means facing a judge.

Two councilmen say the transfer for Corporation Counsel Diana Jeffrey dodges Hoboken's own salary rules. The council approved it anyway.

David L. James faces four charges in a child sexual assault case.

Riders stuck on multiple lines can now hop PATH or buses for free while NJ Transit says a fix timeline is unclear.

TSA activated three face-scan e-gates for PreCheck flyers as United tests food pre-ordering ahead of Newark's busy Labor Day rush.