NJ fire department promotes first African-American officer
Lieutenant Anthony Holland has become the first African-American officer in the history of the Linden Fire Department.
Meal-kit pioneer Blue Apron may sell itself; NJ facility to stay open
The struggling meal-kit company Blue Apron is considering selling itself, merging with another company, or selling parts of its business.
Chelsea bomber Ahmad Khan Rahimi gets life term for NJ shootout
Ahmad Khan Rahimi is already serving life in prison for a bombing in Manhattan. Now a judge in New Jersey has sentenced him to another life term for trying to kill police officers in Linden.
'One-gallon challenge' teaches NJ students about global water plight
What is the One-Gallon Challenge and how does it relate to women around the world?
Using parking lots to help stop flooding in New Jersey
By creating an underground reservoirs underneath parking lots, Rutgers University professor George Guo is hoping to slow down and relieve flooding in Linden.
New York bomber convicted in shootout with New Jersey police
An Islamic terrorist already serving a life prison term for a bombing in New York City has been convicted of multiple counts of attempted murder and assault stemming from a shootout with police three years ago.
Fire destroys NJ playground
A fire destroyed a playground at Wales Park in Liden, New Jersey. Officials say the fire is 'suspicious.'