Essex County

Officer Bryan Richards administered chest compressions in the back of a police vehicle during the two mile trip from Newark Penn Station to University Hospital.

An Italian American newspaper removed its own statue shortly after a city crew took a Columbus statue down last week.

There's fresh criticism over statues and even a school in NJ honoring Christopher Columbus. Some with Italian roots call it "misguided."

As New Jersey slowly emerges from COVID-19 emergency directives, some family favorite spots are back in business.

The five people inside the car had been at a large gathering in Point Pleasant Beach earlier in the evening, according to Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.

At least seven colleges and universities across the state have adopted the test optional policy, permanently.

The data collected from credit card chips can be cloned onto magnetic strips.

From parents of high schoolers to first-generation college grads, there are lots of folks not willing to give up on their 'dream', yet.

An education advocacy group has urged the Governor to narrow spending options for millions in federal funds, to get each student internet access and a device.

Public colleges make a case to the 120,000 New Jersey residents who attend school out-of-state to return amid the pandemic.

Deciding who would get priority if medical resources were completely at a breaking point — is aimed at saving lives and years of life, a bioethicist said.

The urgency of novel coronavirus has left a number of patients in a difficult spot, as doctors work toward getting on track.