safety

The pedestrian fatality rate in New Jersey continues to rise, and officials have taken notice.

This holiday weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer season, and more New Jerseyans are heading out onto the highway.

Despite the fact that many people don't know what to do in the event of a water emergency, nearly two-thirds of families with small children plan to swim in areas without lifeguards this summer.

An agreement to partially refund some New Jersey drivers for fines they paid as a result of the red light camera program is on hold until a final 'approval of settlement' hearing that is scheduled for September 12th.

Police in Atlantic City now have a new high-tech crime detection device that can instantaneously tell them when gunfire occurs.

Working with children would be prohibited for sex offenders, who are considered a risk to repeat their crimes, under a bill that's been introduced by Assemblywomen Caroline Casagrande and Pamela Lampitt.

Motorcycle law enforcement officers with their bikes parked in a row participated in a rally in Freehold on Monday to highlight Motorcycle Safety Month.

The first three bills in the New Jersey legislature's gun control package are now on Governor Chris Christie's desk.

Since Sandy, health officials around the state have been keeping a close watch on water quality in our streams, lakes, bays and oceans, and with thousands expected to hit the beach this Memorial Day weekend, some are wondering, "Is the water safe?"

A mystery water problem remains unsolved in Lake Como and surrounding communities.