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2 alligators seized when police raid south NJ home
Atlantic City police made an unexpected discovery when they raided the home of a suspected drug dealer.Two small alligators were found inside the Pennsylvania Avenue residence on Friday, along with a pound of marijuana and more than $2,600 in cash.The alligators — each about 1½- to 2-feet-long — will be turned over to state wildlife officials, who will try to return them to their
Atlantic City police made an unexpected discovery when they raided the home of a suspected drug dealer.Two small alligators were found inside the Pennsylvania Avenue residence on Friday, along with a pound of marijuana and more than $2,600 in cash.The alligators — each about 1½- to 2-feet-long — will be turned over to state wildlife officials, who will try to return them to their
NJ uncovers $26M in in old bank accounts
New Jersey has received an unexpected $26 million windfall.
New Jersey has received an unexpected $26 million windfall.
9/11 Commission chair: US safer now than in 2001
The United States is safer now than it was when terrorists attacked New York and Washington 10 years ago, yet terrorism remains a significant threat, Tom Kean Sr., the chairman of the 9/11
Northeast Amtrak service to resume after hurricane
One of the busiest parts of the nation's passenger train system is getting back on track after being shut down by flooding from Hurricane Irene.
One of the busiest parts of the nation's passenger train system is getting back on track after being shut down by flooding from Hurricane Irene.
NJ governor: 'Get the hell off the beach'
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is not amused to see TV reports showing people squeezing in a little more beach time before evacuating because of Hurricane Irene.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is not amused to see TV reports showing people squeezing in a little more beach time before evacuating because of Hurricane Irene.
NJ gov urges shore visitors to leave before storm
Tens of thousands of visitors to the New Jersey shore and many residents have begun an orderly exodus after a series of requests to evacuate because of Hurricane Irene.
Tens of thousands of visitors to the New Jersey shore and many residents have begun an orderly exodus after a series of requests to evacuate because of Hurricane Irene.
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