14 min ago | Examiner.com
Alexis Houston Remix Album Released on June 11, 2013
Singer Alexis Houston will be releasing here next album on June 11, 2013. It is a album of remixes and is is called 'Speak Loud-The Remixes.
4 hrs ago | Patch.com
Local Veterans Facing a Long Wait for Benefits in New Jersey
Our veterans are now facing a new enemy at home - long wait times for their disability claims.
8 hrs ago | The Jersey Journal
Anonymous tips lead to 5 arrests and 3 guns seized by Newark police
Authorities say anonymous tips led to five arrests and the seizure of three illegal guns on Tuesday.
11 hrs ago | Vancouver Sun
Alberta dad of hatchet-wielding hitchhiker stands by son in murder case
In this undated photo downloaded from the Union County Prosecutor's website, Caleb "Kai' Lawrence McGillivary is shown.
14 hrs ago | TechCrunch
Join CrunchGov's Town Hall With @CoryBooker On Immigration For #iNewark Right Now
Some of the Internet's most notable personalities are bringing attention to the need for immigration reform in a 36-hour social media marathon, The March for Innovation .
Montclair doctor convicted of doling out 70K oxycodone pills
NEWARK - A Montclair doctor accused of writing illegal prescriptions for painkillers was convicted today for his role in a conspiracy that put some 70,000 pills on the streets, U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman said.
Jurors to determine fate of Fairfield woman charged with strangling mother
FAIRFIELD - Tina Lunney was a woman on the brink of a breakdown, having gambled away her family's entire savings, cheated on her husband and deceived numerous collection agencies, all the while determined to keep up appearances in her upper-middle class community, defense and prosecuting attorneys in her murder trial agree.
Rutgers-Newark grads told to 'make America better'
NEWARK - Thousands of family and friends packed the Prudential Hall at NJPAC today to cheer for Rutgers-Newark's class of 2013 as one of the country's most diverse institutions graduated more than 600 students.
Dubious distinction: N.J. gets two more Superfund sites
New Jersey added to its lead on other states by adding two new Superfund sites to its list on Tuesday.
Primrose and her sisters will be the perfect pets
Primrose and her three sisters were born in foster care after their pregnant mother was rescued in East Orange.
Paramus Catholic Football Star Releases Music Video
It's a big week for Paramus Catholic High School's football Jabril Peppers. Just one week before he makes the announcement on ESPN-U of which college he will choose, Peppers, one of the top recruits in the nation, has made the news for his musical talents.
With new plane and new duds, United celebrates 25 years at Newark airport
United Airlines Chairman and CEO Jeff Smisek, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, and Port Authority Chairman David Samson and Deputy Executive Director Director Bill Baroni gathered today to celebrate the airline's 25th anniversary in Newark.
Trial begins for 'lookout man' charged with murder, arson, desecrating remains
The Woodlands Cemetery in Newark, near where the body of Chad Butler was found in a burning car June 27, 2010.
Shavar Jeffries officially jumps into the ring for Newark mayoral contest
NEWARK - Shavar Jeffries, a former state Assistant Attorney General and charter school president, made official his bid to succeed Cory Booker as Mayor of Newark tonight in a packed house announcement at the Newark Boys And Girls Club.
Buono Says Christie is Soft on Gun Control
The likely Democratic candidate for governor accused incumbent Chris Christie on Monday of supporting "shallow" gun control legislation in order to avoid alienating conservatives elsewhere in the country.
Victim found dead at Newark train station is identified as a Passaic woman
An unidentified woman was found dead in Newark near NJ Transit's Park Avenue light rail station, a spokesman said.
Cops release names of 15 bikers charged in 40-mile Turnpike chase
State police say a motorcyclist refused to pull over for a trooper sparking a 40-mile chase down the New Jersey Turnpike.
N.J. Assembly passes bills to make dogfighting an organized crime, stiffen animal cruelty penalties
TRENTON - The state Assembly today passed a bill that would allow prosecutors to treat the leaders of dogfighting rings like mobsters, as well as legislation to toughen the penalties for abusing animals.
Watch: Newark Mayor Cory Booker Gives Wash U Commencement Address
Newark N.J. Mayor Cory A. Booker gave the 2013 Commencement address at Washington University , Friday, May 17.
Newark Priest Arrested After Allegedly Interacting with Minors
Former Wyckoff pastor Michael Fugee was arrested and charged Monday with multiple counts of contempt of a court order, after allegedly violating a 2007 agreement with prosecutors to discontinue work with children following accusations of sexual misconduct.