The previous two seasons were canceled because not enough upperclassmen wanted to play.

The proposed building is on Prospect Avenue.

For the fourth day in a row, there was a threat made to Kellenberg High School.

Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine is planning on rebuilding the dam at Blydenburgh County Park in Smithtown. Stump Pond, which drained when the dam failed, would be restored.

Their mother, Dalan Diallo, waited for her sons at the bus stop on Castle Hill and Randall avenues, but the boys were never dropped off.

Neighbors who live near the intersection say it’s dangerous and it’s been a problem spot for years.

In recent months, some companies have committed to cap the cost of asthma inhalers at $35, but residents who have asthma say even that can be too expensive.

The incident happened near 21st Street.

Friends, family members, and runners will gather in Seaside Heights for the Seaside Semper Five 5K race Saturday morning.

West Orange officials say there’s been an uptick in rat sightings, but their hands are tied on how to handle it.

That message comes two days after a Staples High School senior was killed when his dirt bike collided with a dump truck in Westport Wednesday.

New Jersey delis selling Boar's Head products have gone through some changes since the first Boars Head recall in July, but now they're seeing more traffic.

A man from Islip Terrace pleaded guilty to the fatal stabbing of his son-in-law.

Feliciano says she saw her daughter being yelled at by teachers and pulled by her shirt while outside in the play yard.

Over 30 jazz musicians from New Orleans are taking part in the three-day festival.

New Jersey artist James Fiorentino brings sports legends to life through his art.

Doctors, nurses and administrators took part in a mass casualty drill Friday at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Paterson.

The incident happened near 21st Street.

Education law requires all public schools, charter schools and BOCES to develop, and make public, Emergency Response Plans in a districtwide safety report.

The aqueduct runs 105-miles in New York, from Ulster County to Westchester County, and supplies half of New York City’s water.