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The tractor-trailer was driving erratically Monday. The feds have deemed this part of NY/NJ a high-intensity drug trafficking area.

The city of Hoboken will acquire a coveted piece of land, the Union Dry Dock property on the central waterfront, after a long effort.

New details in a local man's death: Two men argued over a woman, and one was run over while trying to slash the car's tires, said police.

This happened at about 7 p.m. Monday; two Kearny firefighters rescued the driver from the rapidly sinking car.

Last year, their event celebrating the Year of the Tiger was very popular and there was a long line to get in. Please register in advance:

The Rutgers School of Public Health is leaving Twitter after Elon Musk’s controversial takeover. They’ll stay on social media elsewhere.

The driving range features 22 indoor GDR simulators and PuttView interactive putting green. They're offering a free pass for a limited time:

A pair of luxury cars worth a combined $750,000 were stolen from a Montclair residence. A side door was left unlocked, authorities said.

Gov. Phil Murphy and the Anti-Defamation League will hold a Night of Remembrance this Thursday for 4 victims in a 2019 antisemitic attack.

See this classic ballet from American Repertory Ballet and Tchaikovsky’s score by Princeton Symphony Orchestra and Princeton Girlchoir.

A Secaucus man was taken into police custody Friday after police say he viewed and disseminated a video of children engaged in sexual acts.

Danny Liggett of Hoboken stabbed and killed a wheelchair-bound man 35 years ago, then fled, authorities said.

There were multiple shoplifting arrests at the Secaucus Kohl's last week:

After months of near record-level prices, motorists are finally getting a break. But it's probably only temporary, analysts say.

Thanks to records available for the first time in 2022, you can see handwritten 1950 Census cards for Frank Sinatra's family or your own.

Police say the two men argued in an Old Bridge parking lot, and one then ran over the other several times, killing him. An arrest was made:

The CDC last revised its maps of disease-causing fungi in 1969, meaning doctors may have missed signs of fungal lung infection in patients.

Beginning now through Jan. 1, police across the state will do saturation patrols and be on increased lookout for drunk/buzzed drivers.

After more than 26 years of displaying oddities on the Boardwalk, the iconic Ripley's Believe It Or Not! museum is closing on Dec. 31.

This restaurant on Washington Street in Hoboken opened just before Thanksgiving, and is offering grand opening deals through Tuesday.