12, authorities said. UPDATE: Boy Killed In Post-Scrimmage NJ Crash With Opposing Coach Identified Addiel Ortiz, 31, and a 9-year-old boy identified only as E.B. died in the crash on Maple Avenue near ...

A new NY/NJ rail tunnel plan has cut $1.5 billion off the estimated Hudson River tunnel project cost (New York Times). The plan -- announced Friday -- reduces the cost from $11 billion to $9.5 billion ...

a former NJ police chief, reportedly pleaded guilty to obstruction for lying about an affair with a subordinate. Thomas P. Costello / Asbury Park Press / USA TODAY NETWORK Several PBA members ...

According to New Jersey PBA Local 105, several officers were brutally attacked inside one facility in the past two weeks and they are calling for criminal charges to be filed against those responsible ...

Meanwhile, the state PBA — which filed the appeal alongside the New Jersey Superior Officers Law Enforcement Association — called the ruling "extremely disappointing." "This is not only a ...

"These orders are not only illegal but admittedly 'unsafe' to both the members of PBA 43 but also the citizens of Morristown," read the lawsuit, filed in New Jersey Superior Court. The PBA ...

Patrick Colligan, president of the New Jersey State Benevolent Association, was one of several PBA officials to speak ... The layoffs would include 105 members of Local 231. Cumberland County ...

Brown was driving to work at the Garden State Youth Correctional Facility in Chesterfield when the crash occurred on a Saturday morning, according to the officer's union, NJ PBA Local 105.

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law on Friday that prohibits people who are not police officers from carrying badges in New Jersey. The law was passed in response to a highly-publicized incident in ...

Members of the New Jersey State Police Benevolent Association ... and they know what to do and this is the result,” says PBA president Pat Colligan. “This is what we do best.” ...

Leaders of New Jersey’s largest law enforcement union ... parole and juvenile justice officers who belong to PBA Local 105 and restores the salary “step increases” that were frozen under ...

“Our officers work hard, often in dangerous conditions, and do their part to keep New Jersey safe,” Brian Renshaw, President of PBA Local 105. “We are pleased to close this chapter, and look forward ...