Abused by a priest? Victims compensation fund now open in NJ
The program is for those abused as minors by priests and deacons of the Roman Catholic dioceses of Newark, Paterson, Metuchen, Camden and Trenton.
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Lawmakers defy Murphy — no millionaires' tax in this budget
Budget committee Democrats advance 2020 budget that spends slightly more than the governor had proposed and without the tax and fee hikes he proposed.
Affordable housing apartments open up in Asbury Park
The city of Asbury Park continues making strides towards redevelopment and an image of a healthy and safe community with a new apartment development now open on Springwood Avenue.
Former Atlantic Club bookkeeper indicted for cooking the books
The former bookkeeper for The Atlantic Club in Manasquan could spend up to five years in prison after being indicted by a Monmouth County grand jury for embezzlement.
Lakewood man critical after being hit by a car in Toms River
It's the latest in a troubling trend of pedestrians being hit by cars in Ocean County as a Lakewood man remains in critical condition after an accident on Sunday evening in Toms River.
21-month old left in hot car and died — Lakewood mom charged
The child was left inside the car for more than two hours.
Flour sold at ShopRite, Stop & Shop recalled over possible E. Col
At least two popular brands have been affected.
Glass fragments lead to Ragu pasta sauce recall
The recall is limited to the Ragu product with specific cap codes.
Constant rain could wash away your plans, and a big baseball week
Hold up, if you're a Yankee fan hoping to make the trip in from New Jersey to see their newest acquisition, the return of a superstar, or games against two top rivals.
Why NJ is giving out free no-prescription naloxone on Tuesday
A new push to prevent opioid overdose death in New Jersey.
Lawmakers look to shield H.S. coaches from 'overbearing' parents
A bill moving in Trenton would provide head coaches of high school sports three-year contracts and spell out a process to follow to fire them or cut their pay.
FAA says green laser pointed at three commercial planes over NJ
No one was injured — the incidents involved planes bound for LaGuardia and JFK Airports in New York, officials said.