The Philadelphia School District eliminated 91 school police jobs Friday in a cost-cutting move that brought the number of city schools without officers to 100.

Possibly ending nearly 16 years of litigation, a Superior Court judge ruled against a prominent South Jersey developer who sued Medford Township to try to push through housing and commercial developments on a vacant parcel off Route 70 and Eayrestown Road.

A former Vineland, N.J., police officer arrested with a massive cache of guns, a teargas canister, and a live grenade at his home in 2009 pleaded guilty Thursday to unlawful possession of weapons and ammunition.

Gay marriage is so radioactive to far-right Republicans that it may end up burning Gov. Christie despite the political duck-and-cover offered by his referendum proposal.

Two Gloucester County men appeared in federal court in Camden on child-pornography charges Friday. One was sentenced for advertising images, the other pleaded guilty to possession.

Even before a team from the Meadowlands - the New York Giants - earned a spot in the Super Bowl, New Jersey was preparing for a Super Bowl at the Meadowlands.

FLEMINGTON, N.J. - A former caseworker and a private caretaker were sentenced Thursday to three years in prison for neglecting three women.

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Under a judge's lengthy questioning Friday, Parth Ingle, charged along with his mother in the bludgeoning and stabbing death of his father, repeatedly insisted that he didn't want to dump his lawyer.

An "unambiguously good" jobs report from the U.S. Department of Labor sent stocks soaring Friday and likely will boost President Obama's political prospects.