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Christine Sloan

Sandy damaged homes are seen in Mantoloking, NJ on Friday, Feb. 22, 2013 (credit: Steve Sandberg/1010 WINS)

Mantoloking Plans To Use Eminent Domain To Get Land From Homeowners

Mantoloking is planning to use eminent domain to take control of small strips of land from oceanfront homeowners holding up a beach replenishment project.

2013/04/24

Anthony Merejo, Brigid Miniter

2 N.J. Teens Headed To Rome To Be Confirmed Personally By Pope Francis

Two New Jersey teens were set to embark Tuesday on the biggest journey of their lives – a trip to Rome to be confirmed into the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Francis himself.

2013/04/23

Paige Aiello (credit: Family handout via Steve Sandberg/1010 WINS)

Family: Missing NJ College Student’s Purse, Cell Phone Found Near GWB

Paige Aiello, the captain of the College of New Jersey’s women’s tennis team, was reported missing by her parents on Wednesday.

2013/04/11

Stephen Scharf

CBS 2 Exclusive: Experts Argue That N.J. Convict Didn’t Push Wife Off Cliff

It was the summer of 1992 when Scharf and his wife, Jody Ann, came to a spot near a cliff in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., to talk about their troubled marriage. But within minutes, Jody Ann would fall 120 feet to her death.

2013/04/09

Billy and Ashley Streiter were killed back in 2003 on the Garden State Parkway by a drunk driver. Their parents have fought the good fight against drinking and driving ever since. (Photo: CBS 2)

EXCLUSIVE: N.J. Couple Uses Somber Anniversary To Continue Fight Against Drunk Driving

A New Jersey couple is taking action after losing two of their children to a drunk driver exactly 10 years ago. They are taking aim at drunk drivers, and helping their victims.

2013/04/05

Rutgers athletic director Tim Pernetti (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images), fired coach Mike Rice  (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images), university president Robert Barchi (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Lawmakers, Rutgers Alumni Call For Probe On Handling Of Mike Rice

Rice may have been fired as the Rutgers men’s basketball coach, but critics said N.J.’s flagship public university still has more explaining — and maybe some more firing — to do.

2013/04/04

Fort Lee Crosswalk Enforcement

Fort Lee Police Set Up Decoy Officers At Pedestrian Crosswalks

Police in Fort Lee, N.J., have set up officers as decoys, at sites where motorists have been failing chronically to stop for pedestrians in the crosswalk.

2013/04/03

Pedro Quezada (credit: CBS 2)

NJ Powerball Winner Pedro Quezada Resolves Child Support Debt

Authorities had said Pedro Quezada owed about $29,000 in back support. During the court hearing, officials said Quezada had paid about $30,000 to settle the debt.

2013/04/01

City officials said a contractor struck a 30-inch water main at a construction site at 14th Street and Willow Avenue in Hoboken on March 28, 2013. (credit: Steve Sandberg/1010 WINS)

Second Hoboken Water Main Break Prompts Boil Water Advisory

Much of Hoboken was without water earlier Thursday after a contractor struck a 30-inch water main.

2013/03/28

The members of N.J.'s Task Force One Urban Search & Rescue team left nothing to chance on March 27, 2013, training like they were doing the real thing. (Photo: CBS 2)

Training The Name Of The Game For N.J. Urban Search & Rescue Team

Task Force One member Chris Demais was seen coming down from a State Police chopper, responding to a building and garage collapse, where victims were being pulled out of concrete and metal rubble.

2013/03/27

Police investigate an apparent double homicide at a home in Long Branch (credit: CBS 2)

Police Investigating After 2 Bodies Found In Long Branch Home

The bodies of 35-year-old Maria Yolanda Cotejo-Munoz and 33-year-old Feredis Venturo were found at a multi-family home on Sairs Avenue around 7 p.m. Monday, police said.

2013/03/26

Snow falls in Lawrenceville, N.J. on March 25, 2013 (credit: Steve Sandberg/1010 WINS)

Early Spring Storm Brings Some Snow, Rain To Tri-State

Spring certainly has come in like a lion.

2013/03/25

Gallon Smashing

‘Gallon Smashing’ May Amuse YouTube Viewers, But Authorities Say It’s Dangerous

A bizarre supermarket stunt has become all the rage on YouTube, but it’s also getting teens in trouble with the law.

2013/03/19

Gay Pride Flag (file / credit: Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images)

New Jersey Committee Advances Ban On ‘Conversion Therapy’

The Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens committee’s vote on Monday moves the bill to the full Senate.

2013/03/18

More than a thousand bags, filled with Jewish religious items, piled up along a dirt road in Lakewood. (credit: CBS 2)

Over 1,000 Bags Filled With Jewish Religious Items Piled Up Along NJ Road

Court papers show the bags were illegally buried at the location, but recently were dug up after a judge ordered the rabbi responsible to remove them.

2013/03/15

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