Bruce Springsteen once again rocks New Jersey

  Eyewitness NewsEAST RUTHERFORD -- Bruce and the boys are back in Jersey.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band performed their first concert at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford Wednesday night.

The Boss told 60,000 fans that they were glad to be home and the stadium was "pretty nice."

The performance was the first of three "Wrecking Ball" shows at the stadium.

Springsteen and the band will play on Friday and Saturday.

Springsteen turns 63 on Sunday.

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Gas prices on New Jersey toll roads up again

  Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- The price of regular unleaded gasoline along New Jersey toll roads went up Friday morning for the 10th straight week after 10 weeks of decline.

The price of regular unleaded along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway increased a whopping 11 cents.

Now, instead of $3.70 a gallon, drivers will have to pay $3.81.

The average price had been steadily declining for 10 weeks, dropping 42 cents before the trend reversed itself. The prices have jumped 55 cents in the past 10 weeks.

The highways still offer some of the cheaper gas in the area, and motorists are taking note.

"I live on Staten Island, but I try to fill up in Jersey every chance I get," driver Tony Ablavskiy said.

Gas prices only increase once a week on the two highways, maintained by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. The Authority surveys 100 gas stations, located off the highway, every Wednesday and Thursday to determine an average statewide price, and implements the increases Friday morning. The service area per-gallon cost cannot be more than 3 cents above that average price.

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Gas prices on New Jersey toll roads up again

  Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- The price of regular unleaded gasoline along New Jersey toll roads went up Friday morning for the ninth straight week after 10 weeks of decline.

The price of regular unleaded along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway increased 1 cent.

Now, instead of $3.69 a gallon, drivers will have to pay $3.70.

The average price had been steadily declining for 10 weeks, dropping 42 cents before the trend reversed itself. The prices have regained 44 cents in the past eight weeks.

The highways still offer some of the cheaper gas in the area, and motorists are taking note.

"I live on Staten Island, but I try to fill up in Jersey every chance I get," driver Tony Ablavskiy said.

Gas prices only increase once a week on the two highways, maintained by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. The Authority surveys 100 gas stations, located off the highway, every Wednesday and Thursday to determine an average statewide price, and implements the increases Friday morning. The service area per-gallon cost cannot be more than 3 cents above that average price.

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Gas prices on New Jersey toll roads drop again

  Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- As the summer driving season ramps up, New Jersey gas prices are falling again.

The price of regular unleaded along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway dropped six cents Friday morning.

Now, instead of $3.40 a gallon, drivers will only have to pay $3.34.

Typically, the price of gas goes up as summer approaches, but not this year.

The average price has been steadily declining for the past eight weeks, dropping 34 cents.

Motorists are taking note.

"I live on Staten Island, but I try to fill up in Jersey every chance I get," driver Tony Ablavskiy said.

Gas prices only increase once a week on the two highways, maintained by the New Jersey Turnpike Authority. The Authority surveys 100 gas stations, located off the highway, every Wednesday and Thursday to determine an average statewide price, and implements the increases Friday morning. The service area per-gallon cost cannot be more than 3 cents above that average price.

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Gas prices on New Jersey toll roads drop again

  Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- Just before the unofficial start of the summer, New Jersey gas prices are falling again.

The price of regular unleaded along the New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway dropped four cents Friday morning.

Now, instead of $3.63 a gallon, drivers will only have to pay $3.59.

Typically, the price of gas goes up as summer approaches, but not this year.

The average price has been steadily declining for more than a month, dropping 24 cents.

Motorists are taking note.

"I live on Staten Island, but I try to fill up in Jersey every chance I get," driver Tony Ablavskiy said.

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Traffic moving again after crash on NJ Turnpike

  Eyewitness NewsNEW JERSEY (WABC) -- An accident in the northbound lanes of the New Jersey Turnpike caused a traffic nightmare Wednesday morning.

The crash involved an overturned vehicle and happened near Interchange 8 around 9 a.m.

Two lanes were closed, and a 7-mile backup beginning around Interchange 7A caused 60-minute delays.

The accident was cleared around 10 a.m., and residual delays of about 15 minutes persisted.

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Latino cops settle lawsuit again Hoboken

  Eyewitness NewsHOBOKEN (WABC) -- Five Latino police officers have settled their discrimination lawsuit against the city of Hoboken.

The Jersey Journal reports the officers accepted $2 million to end three years of legal battles.

The five men were members of the city's now disbanded SWAT unit.

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