Hackers targeted drinking water systems in New Jersey, changing passwords and locking out operators. The FBI has now tracked 30 similar attacks nationwide.
A 32-year-old Mays Landing man was killed early Wednesday after his minivan left Route 40, struck a utility pole, and crashed into a wooded area in Hamilton Township.
A Hackensack man has been arrested and charged with creating a false public alarm by making a terroristic phone call to a hospital, Paramus police said.
A Heat Advisory kicks in for most of New Jersey Thursday, with high temps in the 90s, heat index values near 100, and daily spot thunderstorm chances too.
Five state agencies are running a full hurricane evacuation drill along the Jersey Shore on Thursday — and some of the roads you drive every day are part of it.
An out-of-state trio was arrested and charged as part of an organized retail theft crew accused of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise at Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus.
A Parsippany guidance counselor who spent years helping kids find their way is being remembered this week after several days of a search ends in tragedy.
Four bills in Trenton want to change where registered sex offenders can live — especially near schools and playgrounds. Eight months in, not one has moved forward.
A Haddon Heights man pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 3-year-old female relative, creating child sexual abuse material, and sharing it online. Prosecutors say he is expected to receive a 35-year prison sentence.
Two detainees may have died without official reports after being held at Delaney Hall and a policy change explains why ICE isn't required to count them.
A 16-year-old from Willingboro is facing attempted murder and weapons charges after authorities say he fired multiple shots from a moving vehicle at a person standing in a front yard. No one was injured.
Two scams are circulating around Essex and Monmouth counties involving impersonators and phone calls to peoples' workplaces in order to steal cash, authorities say.
Tewksbury residents showed up in force after learning a registered sex offender was renting a unit inside Christie Hoffman Farm Park — and the law that officials say put him there is still on the books.