Levon Putney
N.J. Democrats Push Ballot Measure To Increase Minimum Wage
Newark Mayor Cory Booker and State Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver may be opponents in the U.S. Senate race, but they are teammates in pushing voters to approve raising by $1 the current minimum wage, which stands at $7.25 per hour.
One Tank Trips: Duke Farms In Hillsborough, N.J.
If you think New Jersey is all about factories, beaches, and where the Jets and Giants play, then you need to take a One Tank Trip to Hillsborough and find out why it’s called the Garden State.
Storms Bring Heavy Rain, Wind To Much Of Tri-State Area
Round two of wet weather settled over parts of the Tri-State Area on Thursday evening, pushing monthly rainfall totals within reach of the history books.
N.J. Man Cited For Causing Car Crash While Suffering Heart Attack
Dan Langley, 20, crashed into another car when he suffered a heart attack while driving April 1. Police issued Langley three tickets for the whole incident.
NJ TRANSIT Approves Wi-Fi Plan For Stations, Trains
Newark Penn Station, Hoboken Terminal and Secaucus Junction are expected to be outfitted with Wi-Fi by the end of the year. The service will eventually be brought to other stations and trains.
Flooding Remains The Big Concern As Andrea Remnants Pound Tri-State Area
Flash flood warnings for the five boroughs of New York City, Fairfield County, Conn., and Nassau County and Suffolk County expired earlier in the evening.
Campaign Staffer: Cory Booker To Enter N.J. Senate Race
Newark Mayor Cory Booker is planning to enter the special election to fill the U.S. Senate seat previously held by Frank Lautenberg, a member of Booker’s campaign staff said Friday.
New Jersey H.S. Pitcher Picked In First Round Of MLB Draft
Saint Joseph High School pitcher Rob Kaminsky of Englewood Cliffs was taken by the St. Louis Cardinals in the first round of the Major League Baseball draft Thursday night.
Active Shooter Drill Held At Newark University Hospital
It was only a drill, but on Thursday officers stormed through the hallways inside University Hospital in Newark with staff on the ground looking hurt and running by looking bloody.
Carjacking Suspect In Custody After Manhunt, School Lockdown In Garfield, N.J.
Residents of Garfield, N.J., were resting a little easier Wednesday night, after a suspect was arrested following a lengthy and terrifying manhunt that necessitated a school lockdown.
Police: Racist Text Messages Sent To N.J. Student Running For Council President
Michah Onditi, 16, received a slew of racist text messages warning him to drop out of the race for student council president at St. Peter’s Preparatory School because he is black, police said.
Giants, Jets Again Sue Over Meadowlands Mall
The New York Giants and New York Jets refiled a lawsuit Thursday to stop developers from expanding a planned $3 billion megamall near MetLife Stadium, placing another roadblock in front of a project that already has endured 10 years of false starts and financial woes.
Rutgers Board Of Governors Member Defends Athletic Director Search, Selection
The new athletic director at Rutgers University is under fire following verbal abuse allegations.
Newark Steps Up Security To Battle Summertime Violence
Historically, when the mercury rises on the streets of Newark, so does violent crime, so this year Mayor Cory Booker is trying something different.
Experts: Don’t Be Afraid Of Cicadas
Now that the much-discussed 17-year cicadas have begun their emergence, many have wondered how the insects should be dealt with.
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