Over the objections of some disabled residents, the council gave final approval to an ordinance that charges residents $40 a year to renew their handicapped signs ? or $75 for a ?personalized? sign with their license plate number on it.
Governor Christie is proposing a $32.1 billion state budget that counts on an optimistic economic forecast to increase spending on schools and employee pension costs while also reducing business taxes and implementing the first phase of an income tax cut. Watch live.
The drinking was in full swing again shortly after dawn, and with it came outrageous costumes and flesh-flashing that would continue until police make their annual attempt to break up the merrymaking at midnight.
Governor Christie proposed boosting aid to public schools by $121 million Tuesday and now districts are awaiting the details about how much each will receive.
K. Hovnanian, developer of Four Seasons at Great Notch, an active adult living community in the borough, is saying the council illegally passed a resolution to recall a performance bond, something that was originally issued to ensure the builder completed improvements to the borough's infrastructure.
The 5-year-old was legally blind and "appeared to be in a daze," the worker said. The girl was among 11 children removed from the 1,700-square-foot home where authorities said more than 20 people lived in Dayton, about 40 miles northeast of Houston.
Authorities say an armed man who they initially believed was holed up inside a southern New Jersey home had actually killed himself several hours before police arrived.
Authorities charged a 26-year-old Fort Lee man with the murder of his girlfriend who he is accused of repeatedly running over before fleeing to a friend?s New York apartment, the prosecutor?s office said.
Radioactive contamination from the Fukushima power plant disaster has been detected as far as almost 400 miles off Japan in the Pacific Ocean, with water showing readings of up to 1,000 times more than prior levels, scientists reported Tuesday.
A city resident was arrested early Tuesday and charged with breaking into two Third Street houses in search of copper, which police say has become a hot commodity on the streets.
