Backlash forces one NJ library to cancel Drag Queen Story Hour
Despite complaints leading to one event's cancellation, the organization has been busy around NJ for Pride Month.
Warren County
Dog Trapped on I-80 After 75,000-pound Generator Crushes SUV
A German shepherd was trapped in an SUV on I-80 on Friday after a a generator estimated to weigh 75,000 pounds fell off a truck. Miraculously, the dog and the driver survived.
As Funds for Sick 9/11 Heroes Shrinks, a Push for Action From NJ
Efforts have been stepped up to get more lawmakers to back a measure to renew and restore the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund.
From urination ticket to DWI bust in less than half an hour
Police in Hackettstown kept running into this 21-year-old resident.
Priest Sexually Abused NJ Teen — First Guilty Plea for Task Force
Thomas Ganley, 63, pleaded guilty to sexual assault Monday in Middlesex County Superior Court. He was a priest at St. Cecelia Church when the abuse happened.
Want Your Own Retro Jersey Diner? Here's One for Sale on eBay
A longtime North Jersey landmark is up for sale to the highest bidder. The former Crossroads Diner, which shuttered its doors last July in Warren County is listed on eBay, for sale "as is."
Powerball goes winless again, jackpot tops $500 million
The jackpot for Wednesday's drawing will be the 8th largest ever offered after having gone without a winner since Dec. 26.
Mega Millions Winner's Ex Doesn't Want Him Back, But Wants Money
The ex-wife of New Jersey's latest big lottery jackpot winner is not interested in reconciliation -- but hopes he does the "right thing morally" when it comes to sharing his windfall.
Feds Cut Funds for 9/11 Responders. NJ Rep Wants the Money Back
Congressman Josh Gottheimer on Monday stood with first-responders and victims of 9/11 to demand that full benefits of the 9/11 Victim’s Compensation Fund be restored and extended.
NJ Rep. Says Trump "Fails To Say the Right Thing" on Warmbier
President Donald Trump's comment that he took Kim Jong Un at his word about fatal mistreatment of an American student in North Korea sparked response from New Jersey.