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Several New Jersey lawmakers are pushing a plan to stop the surge of violence taking place in urban areas.

A New Jersey lawmaker plans to introduce legislation to expand the number of Safe Haven locations.

New police cruisers in New Jersey will not be required to come equipped with video cameras anytime soon, after Gov. Chris Christie failed to take action on the bill that passed both houses of the legislature.

We may soon see the mug shots of more doctors and pharmacists, as Ocean County law enforcement continues its battle against drug overdose deaths.

With Super Bowl 48 under two weeks away, security precautions are intensifying ahead of the game and festivities leading up to it.

The battle against potholes is well underway in New Jersey, spurred by crazy weather changes that have taken a toll on roadways.

Motor vehicle fatalities in New Jersey hit an all-time low last year.

Much of the country continued to grapple Tuesday with a historic freeze that shuttered schools and businesses at the start of the first full work week of 2014. Flights, trains and bus transportation were disrupted, thousands were left without power and even parts of the country used to fending off hypothermia and frostbite had to take extra precautions as temperatures and wind chills approached r

Half of all drivers in New Jersey and around the country are speeding, according to a new report by the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration, either because those drivers are not aware of how fast they're going or because they simply enjoy traveling at a high rate of speed.

Following the death of a North Jersey man during a carjacking at the Short Hills Mall Sunday night, a lot of Garden State residents might be feeling nervous about heading to malls and finishing up their holiday shopping this week.