2 indicted for man's murder; body found in Weymouth Twp.
Two people from opposite sides of the country have been indicted in connection to the murder of a man this past summer.
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Shooting in wealthy NJ town: Suspects used car as weapon, cops say
Police from several jurisdictions converged on a Rumson neighborhood just before sunrise on Friday on reports of multiple burglaries, according to Monmouth County Prosecutor Raymond Santiago.
22-hour NJ police standoff ends with help of suspect’s family, health workers
An armed, 34-year-old man was in police custody after sparking a tense standoff that lasted for an entire day, Essex County Prosecutor Theodore Stephens announced.
NJ babysitter convicted of manslaughter in 2-year-old child’s death
A babysitter found guilty of manslaughter faces 10 years in prison for the death of a two-year-old who was in her care.
Irvington man charged in rape, kidnapping, involving child
Caream Davis, 46, was arrested in Richmond, Virginia.
2 bikers, including NJ correctional officer, die in I-78 crash
Essex County correctional officer Sherman Bardouille, 31, from Irvington, and Tamir Lee, 42, a from Newark, were riding eastbound near Exit 43 in Berkeley Heights at the time of the crash Sunday evening.
5 people, including 4 teens, charged with car theft in N. Jersey
Five people, including four teenagers, have been charged for allegedly stealing a car during a home burglary in North Jersey.
NJ mayors get pushback for wanting to get tough on young crime
Democratic Edison Mayor Sam Joshi and Republican Marlboro Mayor Jon Hornik again on Monday said that juveniles should be charged as adults when they are involved with car thefts and home burglaries.
3 from NJ charged with fraudulently seeking $2.9B in tax credits
3 from NJ have been charged for allegedly falsely seeking more than $2.9 billion from the IRS by filing false tax forms claiming COVID-related employment tax credits.
NJ lawmakers working hard now to limit public’s right to know
New Jersey lawmakers voted Monday to advance a measure that could make it easier for government agencies to withhold documents under the state's open records law, casting it as a modernizing bill that would cut back on profiteering businesses.