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N.J. teacher accused of manufacturing child sexual abuse material
The teacher was arrested Tuesday, officials said.
N.J. woman admits illegally distributing over 4,000 oxycodone pills
The Essex County woman admitted to distributing the pills illegally, officials said.
N.J. man wanted for manslaughter arrested at Canadian border
An Essex County man wanted to for manslaughter and weapons charges was arrested at the Canadian border, federal officials said.
Bird flu case found at N.J. live chicken market, officials say
A case of avian influenza was identified at a live bird market in Essex County, officials said.
N.J. man indicted after running over 19-year-old, fleeing scene
The Monmouth County man left the scene of the crash and was later arrested in Florida, officials said.
N.J. man charged a 2nd time with committing lewd acts on college campus
A Middlesex County man was charged with committing several "lewd acts" on college campuses, authorities said.
Ex-N.J. child protection worker who had child sex abuse images gets prison sentence
The man was arrested at Newark Liberty International Airport after returning from the Dominican Republic, authorities said.
N.J. car salesman admits stealing more than $180K from 85-year-old customer
The Gloucester County man also pleaded guilty to tax fraud in seeking over $1 million in pandemic relief tax credits, officials said.
Rabid skunk killed by N.J. pet, authorities say
The skunk tested positive for rabies, officials said.
Trucking parts company announces 129 N.J. jobs to be cut by end of summer
The company announced the jobs would be impacted in a WARN notice filed in May.
N.J. bakery agrees to pay $180k fine after ‘amputations’ injury, officials say
The Passaic County bakery agreed to the fine and other operational conditions in a settlement with federal authorities, officials said.
N.J. Congressman calls Delaney Hall incident an ‘orchestrated campaign’ during hearing over threats to ICE
New Jersey congressman Jeff Van Drew called the incident at Delaney hall an "orchestrated campaign to protect illegal immigrants" during a congressional oversight subcommittee hearing Tuesday.
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