New Jersey

Multiple tornadoes caused damage while heavy storms left up to three inches of rain in areas of Pennsylvania and New Jersey on Thursday night.

"We continue to pray for the safety of our first responders and for the residents who lost their homes today," officials in Carteret, New Jersey said on Friday.

The tour would have seen the former Republican president visit hospitals and manufacturing plants across the USA, and Joe Biden "wouldn't know what to do."

COVID-19 cases in New Jersey are rising, and the Delta variant accounts for more than half of all new cases.

In a statement sent to Newsweek, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) identified the plane as a "single-engine Piper J3C-65 Cub."

The Garden State lawmaker said his account was restored after he deleted a tweet that questioned mandatory vaccinations.

The FTC's suit alleges that Environmental Safety International (ESI) hired telemarketers to initiate calls all across the U.S.

The woman's lawyer compared the judge's order to the censorship of free speech under Nazi leader Adolph Hitler.

"The summer season is off to a positive start," said James Plousis, chairman of the New Jersey Casino Control Commission.

The medical waste was first reported along the state's coastline over the weekend, and has continued to cause public safety issues.

Louis Angelino had already cleaned the entire apartment when he finally received a call from the real client who was wondering where he was.

Since being tagged in Canadian waters in 2020, the 13-foot-long shark has traveled thousands of miles.

Following its move to legalize marijuana, New Jersey has become the latest state to drop certain drug charges.

"I never thought nothing like this would ever happen to me. She just tried to run and hit me, " said the woman who recorded the video.

Rutgers University-Camden has decided to move a Walt Whitman statue after activists argued the poet "stood for white supremacy and racism."

The syringes were found on the beaches following days of storms.

A grandmother and her 9-month-old granddaughter died in a house fire early Friday morning as three others were taken to the hospital.

New York braces for the strongest line of storms since the start of 2021.

A man was captured on video harassing his Black neighbors, making derogatory slurs and racist comments in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.

Videos show a crowd cheering and yelling, and plastic bottles being thrown, as Mathews walked from his porch to a police vehicle following his arrest.

When a robber demands cash, a bank teller can stick a dye pack into the bag so that it bursts shortly afterwards.

The Holocaust education program will kick off on July 12, after a school essay that appeared to extol Adolf Hitler prompted outrage across Tenafly, New Jersey.

New Jersey prisons will now begin housing inmates based on their gender identity after a 2019 lawsuit from a transgender woman.

A woman began biting people in a nail salon in Newark, New Jersey, police stated. She has yet to be identified.

Bryce Dershem said that school administrators forced him to take out all mentions of his queerness and eating disorder treatment during the speech editing process.

Gregory R. Martucci, a former teacher and principal for Linden Public Schools, as well as a former Democratic City Council member, said Tuesday that "This was an 'offensive' comment which does not reflect who I am in both my private and public lives."

Over the course of 54 days, the sub-adult shark has travelled 1,080 miles from North Carolina to Rhode Island.

Police are on the search for suspects shown in released surveillance photos that allegedly abducted a waitress from a diner after she approached them about not paying for their meal.

The bulk of the costs was to cover some $1.9 million in hotel stays for Secret Service agents.

A student at a New Jersey prep school, responding to a teacher's resignation over the school's adoption of anti-racist policy and curricula, wrote in a letter that the school's teachings made him feel like "worthless scum undeserving of living."