Imagine clocking in for work while actually off somewhere else. Police say that's the situation facing a Port Authority supervisor, who is facing serious charges.
NJ Transit has to act fast and make small upgrades that riders will notice every day, under an executive order signed today by New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill.
More than 100 cars showed up at the intersection of Secaucus Road and County Avenue at 2:30 a.m. on Aug. 31 spinning tires in the street and and driving recklessly, according to Secaucus Police Chief Dennis Miller.
Jersey City police spokeswoman Kim Wallace-Scalcione said over 100 vehicles showed up at two different locations just over two hours apart early Monday leaving skid marks and trash in the roadway.
A routine day in Secaucus turned alarming with the discovery of a deer shot with an arrow. Authorities are urging residents to help solve this mystery.