Mercer County
NJ Prosecutors Post Photos Of Nearly 100 Alleged Heroin Users As Overdoses Spike
Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli says the probe was prompted by what he says was an alarming increase in the number of fatal overdoses and overdoses.
One Dead As Small Helicopter Crashes Near Route 1 In West Windsor
A helicopter crash in central New Jersey has left one dead, West Windsor Police have confirmed. The fatal victim was the only person on board.
State Of Emergency Declared In Freehold Township Following Heavy Storms
A state of emergency has been declared in Freehold Township as thousands of utility customers in Central Jersey remained without power late on Sunday morning after a series of severe storms moved through the region.
Amber Alert Issued For West Windsor Boy Who Police Suspect Was Kidnapped By Grandfather
A frantic search is underway on Saturday for a missing five-year-old New Jersey boy who police said was kidnapped by his own grandfather. Police issued an Amber Alert for David Lundy of West Windsor in Mercer County.
Trenton Mayor’s Half-Brother Admits Official Misconduct
Stanley Davis, a supervisor with the city’s water utility, faces a six-year prison term under his plea deal with Mercer County prosecutors.
NJ Assemblyman Wants Thomas Nast Off Hall Of Fame Nomination List
His cartoons famously depicted Santa Claus and Uncle Sam, but there’s a move afoot to keep Thomas Nast out of the New Jersey Hall of Fame.
Controversy Over Names On Mercer County 9/11 Memorial
Two plaques at the Mercer County 9/11 memorial feature the names of politicians and volunteers but not those of local victims of Sept. 11.
First West Nile Virus Case Confirmed In New Jersey This Summer
The Health Department says a 50-year-old man from Hamilton Township developed symptoms in July. He was not hospitalized and is recovering at home.
Morris County Tops Quality Of Life List In New Jersey Survey
The results are in from a new survey on the quality of life in the counties of New Jersey.
Trenton Mayor Scraps Plans To Furlough 600 Workers
New Jersey’s capital city has scrapped plans to furlough 600 workers following objections from state environmental officials and a Superior Court judge.
Judge Upholds Health Payment For NJ Public Workers
Public employees who challenged a requirement to start paying toward their health insurance have lost a round in court.
Class-Action Suit Filed Against NJ Over Legal Immigrant Benefits
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey is being sued over a new state policy that denies Medicaid benefits to certain groups of legal immigrants. Lawyers for Seton Hall University Law School and the firm Gibbons […]
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