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The article reports that the New Jersey police killed a bear cornered in a house after a chase of an hour.

The article reports on the creation of a memorial, an exhibition of resin casts of the breasts of 48 women affected by breast cancer, by sculptor Mary Ellen Scherl in Bergen County, New Jersey.

The article reports on the return of an ailing 85-year old woman Lillian Glasser in New Jersey after being stuck in Texas by legal disputes, while two children fight over who should be her guardian and how her 85-million dollar fortune be handled.

The article reports on the partnership of Yucatan Peninsula and New Jersey with the goal to preserve the different breeds of song birds.

The article reports on the reform required in the New Jersey's child welfare system.

The article reports that Governor Jon S. Corzine promised to the members of the Ramapough Mountain Indians tribe in New Jersey to investigate in fatal shooting of its member.

The article presents information about a cemetery in Teaneck, New Jersey.

The article reports on the efforts of Laurent Robin, a professional firefighter from France, in raising funds for the medical care of a 5-year-old daughter of his friend who has rare neurological disorder, by traveling on a recumbent bicycle from firehouse to firehouse in New York City.

The article reports that a member of the Ramapough Mountain Indians who was shot on April 1, 2006 during a confrontation with New Jersey State park Police died on April 10, 2006.

The article focuses on post offices of the United States, an initiative to make post offices more uniform and create professional atmosphere is being tried throughout the nation.

The article presents information on the introduction of hip-hop Masses at local congregations in the U.S.

The article asserts that the missteps of the New Jersey School Construction Corporation had led to the over crowding of the schools of New Jersey.

The article reports on the plan of school district to purchase and demolish nearby pornographic theater and hotel, to push plans on constructing an elementary school building in Passaic, New Jersey.

The article reports on the criminal investigation concerning the murder of senior chemist Geetha Angara in Totowa, New Jersey.

The article focuses on the murder of 17-year-old Jose Luis Ives Jr. by the accused police officer Alejandro Jaramillo in Union City, New Jersey on July 2003.

The article reports that the Bergen County Borough Council has approved an agreement that enables the eruv, a symbolic boundary for Orthodox Jews that allows them to do some work on the Sabbath, to remain in New Jersey.

The article reports on the reaction of Martha-Ann Alito, wife of Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr. after the Supreme Court confirmation hearing in Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.

The article reports that former New York State Supreme Court justice Gary S. Stein has conducted a study on the 240 no-bid contracts of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey in Newark and found that 100 out of the 240 no-bid contracts were improperly exempted from public bidding.

The article reports on the nomination of child advocate Kevin M. Ryan by governor-elect Jon S. Corzine to run the Department of Human Services in New York.

The article reports on the meeting of new federal monitor Herbert J. Stern with the president of the University of Medicine and Dentistry to describe the procedures and school records needed for the investigation of the troubled finances and management of the institution in Newark, New Jersey.

The article discusses the report which reveals that the state has provided insufficient help to young adults preparing to leave foster care and that shortcomings has been found on how the state handles cases of child abuse and neglect in New Jersey.

The article features the Bellstrip that composed of wires attached to a solar-powered battery and produce a nonlethal shock to birds that land on it, developed by Bell Bird Control to get rid of birds in Parsippany, New Jersey.

The article reports on the works and achievements of federal prosecutor Herbert J. Stern in the U.S.

The article reports on the rescue of two 8-year-old boys by 911 who fell through the ice on a private pond in Millburn, New Jersey.

The article focuses on various wineries in New Jersey. INSET: Tastings in the Jersey Countryside..

The article provides information about slings and wraps that are used for carrying infants.

The article focuses on the comments made by James M. Davy, the human services commissioner of New Jersey, on the federal takeover of New Jersey's child welfare agency.

The article presents information about a class action lawsuit against New Jersey's foster care system.

This article presents information on a house in Fredon Township in New Jersey.

The article reports a case in which a caseworker with the embattled New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services was charged in a $25,000 fraud case.

The article reports that Vanessa Jackson, a resident of Camden, New Jersey, has pleaded guilty to the charges of starving four children.

The article provides information on the new service given to truckers at the TravelCenters of America truck stop in Gloucester County, Paulsboro, New Jersey, by which they can take breaks without idling their engines.

Reports on the death of Zaire Knott, a month-old baby in foster care, at a Newark office of New Jersey's child welfare agency.

Reports on the announcement of New Jersey acting Governor Richard J. Codey regarding the creation of what he called the nation's first statewide public bank for umbilical and placental blood to be used both by stem cell researchers and patients in need of transplants.

Reports on the struggle of acting Governor Richard J. Codey to avoid a court takeover of New Jersey's beleaguered child welfare agency.

Unveils the systemic overhaul of New Jersey's child welfare system in the death of the boy, Faheem Williams.

Reports that businessman Donald J. Trump, a real estate developer, has helped unveil an artist's rendering of his latest project in New Jersey.

Reports that the United Daughters of the Confederacy collected aid for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Plans of the United Daughters of the Confederacy to support the restoration of damaged historic sites, like Beauvoir, the home of Jefferson Davis; Report that Corinne Hoch, the vice president general for the United Daughters of the Confederacy, has researched the fates of the Confederate prisoners of the Civil War who war held Governors Island.

Features the recent increase in jobs in Jersey City due to relocation of people from New York to New Jersey after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Reports on the impact of poems made by writer José Díaz on the war in Iraq.

Talks about the swimming regulations at the town pool in Newark, New York.

Reports on the need for the state of New Jersey to comply with the court-ordered child welfare reform plan that orders the halting of the use of shelters and group homes for abused and neglected children in Trenton.

Reports on the lapses in the child welfare system in Newark, New Jersey.

Reports on the death of police officer Dwayne Reeves after a shooting in front of Weequahic High School in New York.

Reports that a center for developmentally disabled children in New Jersey has entered into a legal agreement with the state to improve medical care and training.

Reports on the merger of Roman Catholic churches Immaculate Heart of Mary and Saint Paul the Apostle as part of the New Energies project of the Archdiocese of Newark in New Jersey.

Reports on the failure of the Division of Youth and Family Services to improve the handling of child abuse cases in New Jersey.

Reports on the efforts of environmental groups to call an open-ended moratorium on the horseshoe crab season in Delaware Bay.

Discusses the shrine built by Julio Dones in front of the Jackson Street projects in Hoboken, New Jersey.

Reports on the debate of the residents in New Jersey on whether power-generating wind turbines should be built off the coast of the state.