2:45 p.m.: A disabled vehicle is blocking the right lane on the Parkway northbound near Exit 91/ Cr-549 and traffic is stopped from Exit 83 / Route 9.
2:34 p.m.: The two right lanes are still closed on the Parkway northbound due to flooding in Wall Township and motorists are urged to use caution between Exit 98/ Route 34 ramp and Exit 98 / I-195 / Route 138. Traffic is stopped.
1:23 p.m.
There is little doubt that this summer will be one with an asterisk next to it when it comes to business in many towns and areas that depend on tourism.
A violent accident involving a tree and a bicyclist claims the life of two young men from Brick.
The man who gave classified documents about two sweeping U.S. surveillance programs to reporters says he's taken up refuge in Hong Kong.
On a feel-good night for Broadway, it was only natural that the Tony award go to its most feel-good musical, the joyous "Kinky Boots." But most everything about Sunday's Tony telecast was warmhearted, from inspiring speeches about the theatrical community to the inspired antics of Neil Patrick Harris, who should officially be awarded the host job on a permanent basis.
George Zimmerman's attorney doubts he will be able to find jurors who haven't heard about the Trayvon Martin fatal shooting. He just wants to pick people who haven't already made up their mind about the case.
Gambling can become an addiction, one that affects us all. Even cats.
Maryland authorities say they've charged a New Jersey police officer after an alleged road rage incident in which one person was fatally shot.
A woman who was critically wounded in the Santa Monica shooting rampage has died, bringing the total number of victims killed by the gunman to five.
The Coast Guard came to the aid of woman injured when the sailboat she was in ran aground off Cape May.
George Kasimos has almost finished repairing flood damage to his waterfront home, but his Superstorm Sandy nightmare is far from over.
The nation's top intelligence official says a previously undisclosed program for tapping into Internet usage is authorized by Congress, falls under strict supervision of a secret court and cannot intentionally target a U.S. citizen. And he says it was reckless to reveal it and another intelligence-gathering program.
