Friday | The Jersey Journal
Rutgers student involved in Delafield riot arrested for walking naked in public, cops say
New Brunswick police photo of a fire during the Delafield Street disturbance in April.
Fishing Tales at the East Brunswick Library
Find out where the big fish are hiding when angler and author Manny Luftglass shares his "fishing tales" from around the state at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 16, at the East Brunswick Public Library .
Man killed by train on bridge over Passaic River
A man was killed by a train Tuesday evening on a bridge over the Passaic River in Wayne, said a N.J. Transit spokeswoman.
Lose Your Hazardous Waste In Jefferson
The Morris County Municipal Utilities Authority will conduct a free Household Hazardous Waste Disposal and Computer/Electronics Drop-off event on Sunday, May 19, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Jefferson Township Department of Public Works, 1033 Weldon Road, Lake Hopatcong.
High school junior Justin Beckerman tests out his submarine at Lake Hopatcong, in New Jersey.
Total of 8 Rutgers students arrested following 'Delafest' block party last month
NEW BRUNSWICK - Police announced today they have arrested a total of eight Rutgers students on criminal charges in connection with a raucous party on Delafield Street last month that grew out of control.
Teenage Thomas Edison builds submarine for Lake Hopatcong
Justin Beckerman, 18, a junior at Mendham High School, floats in his one-man submarine, outside his family's property on Lake Hopatcong, with a little help from his father, Ken.
He has turned a blind eye to legally binding agreements that forbid the Rev. Michael Fugee, who was convicted of groping a teenage boy, from working with children.
Faces of addiction: Prosecutors attempt to shine light on North Jersey heroin epidemic
HACKENSACK - Dozens of faces, nearly 100 in all, lined the wall of a small press room inside the Bergen County courthouse early Thursday afternoon.
Justin Beckerman, 18, built his own one-man submarine
Justin Beckerman, 18, a junior at Mendham High School, floats in his one-man submarine, outside his family's property on Lake Hopatcong, with a little help from his father, Ken.
Editor's Note: This story is part of an occasional series that explores how chefs use a certain ingredient in their cooking.
N.J. Catholics outraged over accused priesta s access to children
NEWARK, N.J. Amid calls for a Vatican investigation, Newark Archbishop John J. Myers is facing fierce criticism for his handling of a priest who attended youth retreats and heard confessions from minors in defiance of a court-ordered lifetime ban on ministry to children.
Priest with molestation history working with kids
Investigators are questioning whether a New Jersey priest once accused of child molestation violated an agreement that called for him to never again work with children.
School Rankings, Schedule Change Tops News
Sparta, Hopatcong High Schools Miss NJ Rankings U.S. News & World Report's annual national rankings released; no Sussex County schools make top 50 spots in the state.
School Rankings, JTEAM, Thefts Top News
Newly Formed 'JTEAM' Targets Substance Abuse Jefferson Township Education Association and Municipal Organizations plans to use education to help reduce substance abuse.
Duo Sold Stolen Games to Store, Police Say
A dating couple was arrested after a woman found a dozen video games had been stolen from her home, Hopatcong police said.
Mike's Bagels a place where friends meet for breakfast
Mike Culvert opened Mike's Bagels in Mount Arlington in September. Like its sister location, Bagels on the Hill in Landing, some pictures of the area's historic past are displayed on the walls.
Morris County man allegedly steals Hackettstown church's music equipment
A Morris County man allegedly stole music equipment from a Hackettstown church Sunday and sold it for $600 to a town shop.
Newly Formed 'JTEAM' Targets Substance Abuse
Since America declared the "war on drugs" 40 years ago, it's racked up 45 million arrests, packed prisons, and cost the nation more than a trillion dollars.
Outstanding smallmouth bass fisheries dominated the program with 88 lunkers. Largemouth bass followed , with pike , muskie , and rainbow/steelhead , and walleye next.