Governor Christie Unconcerned Who Runs Against Him
Gov. Chris Christie says he's not concerned about who his Democratic opponent will be in the New Jersey governor's race.
PATH Trains Return to Hoboken
PATH service has resumed at the Hoboken station for the first time since Superstorm Sandy.
NJ Town Seeks Donations to Rebuild Boardwalk
A New Jersey town is seeking donations to help rebuild its boardwalk destroyed by Superstorm Sandy.
New York Homosexual Men Accuse New Jersey Therapy Group of 'False Promises'
Four gay young men are accusing a New Jersey organization of selling "conversion therapy" promising to make them straight.
Study: NJ Red Light Cameras Help in Some Ways
A state study finds intersections with red-light cameras in New Jersey are seeing fewer serious right-angle crashes, but more drivers rear-ending other cars.
NJ Medical Pot Shop says it's Delayed Over Taxes
The group that is licensed to run New Jersey's first legal medical marijuana dispensary is paranoid over sales taxes.
NJ Must Decide Soon on Health Insurance Exchange
Gov. Chris Christie is refusing to tip his hand on whether New Jersey will set up a federally mandated health insurance exchange or let the federal government handle it for the state.
Agreement Reached on New Jersey Jewish Burials
Cemetery operators, rabbis and lawmakers have signed an agreement on several aspects of a years-long dispute surrounding burials in New Jersey's largest Jewish cemeteries.
New Haven Reprints Absentee Ballots to Fix Error
New Haven has reprinted absentee ballots after a ballot question demanded by peace activists was omitted.
