Days are getting shorter, nights are longer and the temperatures are dropping. It's a typical winter weather pattern, but for many, it brings on feelings of moodiness and mild depression known as seasonal affective disorder, which is a mood disorder in which people who have normal mental health throughout most of the year experience depressive symptoms in the winter or summer, spring or autumn year after year.
Barbara Walters describes Governor Christie as "a bear of a man-- sometimes teddy bear,sometimes grizzly bear" in naming him one her 10 Most Fascinating of 2012.
Gas prices have fallen more than 40 cents a gallon in recent weeks and it looks like they could continue heading downward into the new year.
If you haven't heard, some New Jersey lawmakers are proposing a bill that would eliminate beach tags. Obviously, that isn't sitting well with the leaders of some beach towns.
Governor Chris Christie was back in the national comedy spotlight talking about superstorm Sandy, Bruce Springsteen and President Obama with Jon Stewart on Comedy Central's Daily Show.
A community information meeting about the Paulsboro train derailment and hazardous chemical release did not turn out as planned.
As a shelter-in-place order remains in effect in Paulsboro, Congressman Rob Andrews is calling for the Coast Guard to pick up the pace of cleanup.
The National Transportation Safety Board says Conrail inspected the bridge the day before Friday's train derailment.
New air quality tests at the site of the Paulsboro train derailment are again at safe levels and the shelter-in-place order has been lifted.
Officials say more than 100 Paulsboro residents will be kept out of their homes for several more days as crews work to clear a hazardous gas that spewed from a ruptured freight train car.
The National Transportation Safety Board says the train that derailed in Paulsboro on Friday was traveling at a safe speed and was given clearance to cross the bridge by a dispatcher before collapsing into Mantua Creek.
An 84-car train derailed Friday morning in Paulsboro and went into Mantua Creek releasing toxic chemicals into the air with area residents urged to stay indoors for a time.
