Stacy Proebstle

In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, federal agencies are now raising awareness about worker safety hazards.

The Port Authority will provide thirty free days of PATH service to Hoboken residents with registered 30-day SmartLink cards, as a show of appreciation for the hardship the station’s lengthy closure caused them in the wake of unprecedented damage caused by Superstorm Sandy.

After Superstorm Sandy, it was a love-fest between Democrats and Republicans in New Jersey. Not anymore. With a gubernatorial race in 2013, bipartisanship is out the window.

Inspired by the sad story of “Dusty”, a seeing eye dog in-training at a Morristown facility that was brutally attacked by another dog, Senator Anthony Bucco (R- Morris) has submitted legislation to the Senate establishing criminal penalties for those who, and owners of animals that, kill, injure, or interfere with a guide dog.

What's your workplace wish? Most New Jerseyans say in 2013 they would like a raise, a nicer boss and more steady hours.

Many organizations are finding ways to help the people impacted by the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut. Some that are lending a hand come from New Jersey.

In a continuing effort to provide emotional comfort to survivors of Hurricane Sandy, the Department of Human Services’ Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services has provided $54,498 in funding to the University of Medicine and Dentistry to perform crisis counseling.

Most shore towns say they have no plans to raise beach badge fees to help pay for Sandy related costs, but others say they haven't ruled it out.

Point Pleasant Beach and Jenkinsons reach a compromise that stops bars from closing at midnight.

There won't be a last call at midnight for bars in Point Pleasant Beach.