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Rocked by a gas related explosion. Three construction workers are being treated this morning. We have more live from the scene of the explosion in marble hill. Reporter well, chris, the damage is just on the other side of the building behind me. The three construction worker, two of them in serious condition and another one critical at the hospital. Meanwhile, investigators trying to pin point the cause of that blast. The blown out facade and mangled debris at jfk high school inspected by fire investigators overnight. A lot of work being done right now to decide what were going to do going fur...

Another day of heavy sxran is lightning turns life threatening. A strike sends five people to the help. Lonnie quinn is standing by with the potential for more stormy weather. And extreme heat in the weekend forecast. We beginh strike. Reporter what may have made this storm so dangerous was the little rain that proceeded preceded. So when lightning came quickly and struck this tree, the five people below never had a chance to find cover. Its like the sky blew, it was crazy reporter unresponsive and under theistry how police saw five people 4 00 pm on friday. There was smoke coming off one of t...

The 59,389 square foot property is located in the township's Neighborhood Commercial Zone, where the proposed use is permitted.

Because Underground Railroad locations were shrouded in secrecy, many sites remain undocumented to this day. Here are some up for debate.

View Comments The Underground Railroad — a network of safe houses, safe spaces and secret routes that assisted runaway slaves on their journeys to freedom to the North — has a mysterious history in Central Jersey.  The region has only a few documented Underground Railroad sites or points of interest — but far more that have garnered debate among historians and property owners.  "The trouble with the Underground Railroad is there were no records kept because it was all highly secretive," said Richard Moody, a former board member and longtime volunteer with the Cranbury Histori...