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MORE THAN 30 UNION COUNTY HISTORIC SITES OPEN FREE THIS WEEKEND FOR FOUR CENTURIES IN A WEEKEND
More than 30 historic houses, churches, museums and landmarks across Union County open their doors this weekend, most of them free, for Four Centuries in a Weekend. Sites in 17 towns are open Saturday, Oct.
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NJ RENTERS' ANCHOR REBATE IS STILL $450 AS RENTS CLIMB; THE DEADLINE TO APPLY IS NOV. 2
New Jersey renters have until Monday, Nov. 2, to apply for this round of ANCHOR property tax relief, which pays eligible renters $450, or $700 if they're 65 or older, according to the state Division of Taxation.
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MIDTOWN DIRECT RIDERS GO TO HOBOKEN THROUGH NOV. 14 AS NJ TRANSIT MOVES THE LAST TRACK ONTO THE NEW PORTAL NORTH BRIDGE
If you ride NJ Transit's Midtown Direct into Manhattan, Tuesday is the first full workweek test of the new routine.
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SEAN 'DIDDY' COMBS TAKEN FROM FORT DIX PRISON BY AMBULANCE AFTER HEAD INJURY, REPORTS SAY
Sean "Diddy" Combs was taken out of FCI Fort Dix, the federal prison in South Jersey where he is serving his sentence, by ambulance early Saturday for treatment of a head injury, according to TMZ, which first reported it.
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NJ TRANSIT CREWS FIND BRIDE'S FORGOTTEN WEDDING DRESS ON A TRAIN AND GET IT TO THE AIRPORT BEFORE HER FLIGHT
A bride-to-be racing to catch a flight left her wedding dress behind on an NJ Transit train, with her ceremony only hours away. NJ Transit says its crews tracked the dress down and got it back to her in about 20 minutes.
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BELLEVILLE RAISES THE ITALIAN FLAG AT TOWN HALL
Belleville raised the Italian flag at Town Hall for its annual Italian Flag Raising Ceremony, bringing residents, township leaders and community groups together to celebrate the township's Italian-American heritage.
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NJ SUES U.S. LABOR DEPARTMENT OVER $20.7M IN CANCELLED UNEMPLOYMENT SYSTEM GRANTS
New Jersey is suing the federal government over three cancelled grants, worth about $20.7 million combined, that were supposed to upgrade the technology behind the state's unemployment insurance system, and to pay for...
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FORMER STATE SEN. SANDRA BOLDEN CUNNINGHAM OF JERSEY CITY DIES AT 76; FLAGS TO FLY AT HALF-STAFF OCT. 13
Sandra Bolden Cunningham, the Jersey City Democrat who represented the 31st Legislative District in the New Jersey Senate for more than 16 years, has died. She was 76. Cunningham died on Tuesday, Oct.
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