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A Burlington County school employee has been charged with trying to arrange a sexual encounter with the 15-year-old girl, police said.
A crash on the New Jersey Turnpike in East Brunswick has prompted commuting delays Saturday morning, authorities said. Here's the latest:
A crash on I-287 in Parsippany has prompted commuting delays Saturday morning, authorities said.
Firefighters quickly extinguished a car that went up in flames off of Route 10 Wednesday, officials said.
The calls, made by a man identifying himself as "Sgt. Chreiman," indicate to victims that they must immediately provide legal information.
Parsippany families can find flu shots, physicals, allergy treatment and more with on-site imaging and labs at the new walk-in clinic.
The parade comes alongside the Mendham Pastime Club Annual Carnival, scheduled for Sept. 1-4.
The former student was arrested in connection with a bomb threat targeting a New Jersey college Tuesday, authorities said.
The seven-member commission that tackles housing and employment discrimination is seeking to fill an open seat.
Open-air shopping and dining has begun in Madison as part of the city’s Sidewalk Sale Days now through Saturday.
The man’s body was found Wednesday inside a dumpster on Philadelphia Housing Authority property, according to a CBS report.
Despite speculation online, the board of commissioners won’t be opening up the park to non-residents in the near future.
The annual tradition featuring amusements, craft vendors and more is back with a new date. Here’s when to expect the family fun fest:
The investigation took place Wednesday in the area of South Shore Trail in Newton, police said.
Officials were summoned to the scene Wednesday to check the structural integrity of the building.
The family fun event will offer food, music and activities, plus a chance to meet the firefighters who serve the Mendham area.
A 19-year veteran of the department will get his own patrol squad, and a seven-year member will return to the patrol division, police said.
Live music, inflatables and more can be expected at the late summer celebration in Berkeley. Here’s what to know:
Authorities are encouraging residents to install catalytic converter anti-theft devices like steel plates to curb future crime.
The Morristown location is the sixth NJ site for the popular salad chain. See grand opening deals and menu offerings below:
