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National News
National News
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NJ Drivers Not Following One Simple Rule [AUDIO/POLL]
A new report by the Society of Automotive Engineers finds drivers in Jersey and across the country don’t use their turn signals when changing lanes 48 percent of the time – and fail to signal 25 percent of the time when making a turn.
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Obesity Costs Nation Nearly $190 Billion Per Year, Says Study [AUDIO]
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Will You Be Able to Retire? [AUDIO]
The expectation of retirement is part of the American dream. But the age at which we actually reach that expectation has been creeping up lately.
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Senator Calls For Independent Secret Service Probe [VIDEO]
A veteran Republican lawmaker says it’s time for an inspector general’s investigation to find how widespread the problems at the Secret Service are.
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Is Your Teenager Looking for a Summer Job? [AUDIO]
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It’s National Severe Weather Prepardness Week [AUDIO]
There’s nothing like a good old fashion weekend nor’easter to serve as a reminder that natural disasters can and do happen in the Garden State.
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Dick Clark Dead at 82
Famed television producer and personality Dick Clark is dead of a heart attack at the age of 82.
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Self-Checkout Lanes Convenient, For Thieves Too [AUDIO]
Self-checkout lanes are becoming increasingly popular in stores. They’re convenient for shoppers, but they’re also convenient for thieves to steal.
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Zimmerman Arrested, Charged With 2nd Degree Murder In Treyvon Martin Shooting [VIDEO]
Neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, charged with second-degree murder in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, is now jailed in Sanford, Florida, the site of the killing Feb. 26 that set off a nationwide debate over racial profiling and self-defense.
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Your Smart Phone Could Be Leaking Personal Information [AUDIO]
You use it for everything – checking email, buying concert tickets, online banking. Studies now show criminals can easily access personal information on your smart phone without any detection.
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Teens Continue to Text While Driving, Survey Says
According to a survey conducted for State Farm, just 43% of 16 and 17 year old drivers say they have never texted while driving. That is the same percentage as 2010.