NJ Woman Said Son, 4, Died Of Cancer In Phony GoFundMe, Cops Say

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NJ Woman Said Son, 4, Died Of Cancer In Phony GoFundMe, Cops Say

Prosecutors say the NJ woman launched a phony campaign, asking for money to pay for her 4-year-old son's funeral.>>>Read more.

NJ Highway Fight Stemmed From Road Rage Incident: Police

Video of two women punching each other in the middle of the road did not lead to charges from police, according to the police department.

NJ High School Alumni Make Anime-Style Netflix Series

The Parlapanides brothers brought some of their Greek heritage to the upcoming program, "Blood of Zeus."

NJ School Bus Firm Allegedly Used Unqualified Drivers: Prosecutor

F&A Transportation was charged with fraud for covering up the use of unqualified drivers and unsafe buses, according to authorities.

Monmouth County Floor Biz Gives Out Candy Tubes To Save Halloween

Is this six-foot-long tube the safest way to give out candy — from a distance — on Halloween? An Ocean Twp. man is giving them away.

Also Worth a Look Today

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• Livingston Sees 2 Big NJ Lottery Wins In Same Week
• Pro-Trump Truck Parade To Drive Through Somerset County

Across America

• Pelosi Moves Forward With 25th Amendment As Trump Plans Rallies
• Judge: Derek Chauvin Can Leave Minnesota Due To 'Safety Concerns'
• Man Who Confronted Wauwatosa Protesters Just Wants To Talk

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