Morristown

Jose Canales pulled out a knife and threatened to kill workers at Fatty's in Morristown after his money refunded and order cancelled.

"We're hoping that he listened and if he did then further action will be required," Heather Darling said.

A newly created group is taking to the streets on Sunday in protest of continued and additional restrictions related to the coronavirus pandemic.

New Jersey restaurants are working to keep outdoor dining viable into the colder months, as COVID-19 spread remains a concern.

The police union for Morristown says that officers were put on nighttime foot patrol as payback for not writing tickets. The acting police chief says that's untrue.

Gov. Phil Murphy called Chris Christie the “quintessential Jersey fighter” but had no update on his condition.

Someone that needs hospital level care would be admitted to the hospital or if they have something that could potentially get worse, according to Dr. Thomas Brabson chairman of Emergency Services for AtlantiCare.

At least 12 high school have shutdown so far, for either a few days up to several weeks, once COVID-19 was confirmed among staff or students.

The removal of mailboxes around the country comes over concerns about funding for the United States Postal Service and its ability to handle mail-in ballots.

State prosecutors have charged five more people in a corruption investigation that has ensnared a dozen individuals involved in political campaigns from Monmouth to Passaic counties and points in between.