NJ owners of famous Philly cheesesteak shop busted on tax charges
The founder of an iconic Philadelphia cheesesteak restaurant and one of his sons have been indicted on federal tax evasion and fraud charges.
Crime
Looting Clean Up Planned Monday at A.C.'s Tanger Outlets
A community clean-up is planned for 11am Monday after a night of destruction and looting in midtown Atlantic City.
NJ residents warned: Beware of major virus contact-tracing scam
Thousands of phony contact-tracing text messages have been sent to Garden State residents in all 21 counties.
Missing girl Dulce Alavez's birthday to be celebrated on Zoom
Seven months later Cumberland County Prosecutor Jennifer Webb-McRae said the investigation is still actively under investigation despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
2 caught on camera hopping fence at closed Six Flags safari
Police are looking for two young men who were caught on camera breaking into the safari area of Six Flags Great Adventure.
NJ man arrested after 'Catch a Predator'-style video goes viral
The man in the video made arrangements to meet who he thought was a 14-year-old but was met by a man instead.
NJ drivers: You can be convicted of DWI even if the car is parked
New Jersey judges say that the state’s DWI law allows prosecution if there was intent to get behind the wheel.
Deceased EHC Man's Missing Car Pulled From River
It appears that New Jersey State Police have located the car that was driven Quan Lindsay, whose remains were recovered last month in Cumberland County.
Is your neighbor a human trafficking victim? It happens in NJ
Authorities are ramping up efforts to crack down on those who are holding domestic servants or sex-slaves hostage in the Garden State.
Woman in Nail Clipper Slaying to Stay in Jail Until Trial
A South Jersey woman charged with fatally stabbed her husband with a nail clipper will remain jailed until her murder trial, a judge has ruled.
Flyers mascot Gritty cleared of claim he assaulted teen fan
Chris Greenwell claimed Gritty ran out of his chair and “punched my son as hard as he could" during an event for season ticket holders.
Casinos say Atlantic City has too many 'addicts and prostitutes'
Top executives of most of Atlantic City's casinos say the city needs to become cleaner and safer.