Police: Rutgers Cop Pointed Gun to Tell Roommate to Turn Down TV
Ten firearms were removed from William Tartis’ house including his duty weapon, according to the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office.
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Is NJ prepared for the next Sandy? We may not know until it comes
The superstorm was a "transformative event" in 2012 in the same way that COVID-19 has been in 2020.
NJ post-COVID job recovery impressive, but starting to slow down
From February 2010 to February 2020, New Jersey added a steady 400,000 jobs, but March and April's losses wiped out more than double the preceding decade's growth.
Oh deer! It's breeding season again, so watch out on the roads
The usual pieces of advice all apply: Take it slow, don't tailgate, use high beams when possible, and if a collision is unavoidable, don't swerve.
Brilliant Fall Colors Showing Up Slightly Earlier in NJ This Year
A simple car ride around your area makes it clear: The leaves are starting to change in the Garden State.
NJ land development slows down, but COVID leaves future uncertain
Several "conflicting events" may govern the direction in which New Jersey's land use policies may soon go.
Rutgers Studies Identify Quicker Way to Decontaminate N95 Masks
There is a much quicker and more efficient way for healthcare facilities such as hospitals to completely rid N95 masks of the novel coronavirus and other infectious agents, and then reuse those masks, according to a pair of Rutgers-led studies.
Google helps with homework answers, hurts exam scores, study says
The number of students who scored lower on exams than their homework jumped by more than 40% between 2008 and 2017, according to research done at Rutgers University.
Big Ten Cancels Fall Football as Rutgers Team Deals With Outbreak
The Big Ten won't be playing football this fall because of concerns about COVID-19.
Remote learning? Rutgers students want 20% tuition cut
A university spokesperson points to the reduce in fees already announced for the upcoming year.