Post Prom Tragedy / N.J. Schools With Most Drug Cases / Michelle Lodzinski Guilty / Woman Robs 3 Banks In A Day

Catch up on the week's top news across the Patch network in New Jersey:

308 New Jersey School Districts With Most Drug, Alcohol Cases

New Jersey releases a list of substance abuse cases reported by each school district every year. Here are the school districts with the highest to lowest number of cases in 2014-15.

Students At These New Jersey Schools May Be Better College-Prepared Than Anybody

These N.J. high schools performed the best on Advanced Placement tests, perhaps making their students more college-prepared than anybody.

Two New Jersey Girls Killed Hours After Prom

Two New Jersey teenage girls were killed and two others were injured Saturday morning just hours after their high school prom, police said.

Woman Robs 3 New Jersey Banks In One Day

A woman hit three banks in New Jersey in less than 24 hours on Friday and Saturday, police said. She has since been arrested.

Michelle Lodzinski Found Guilty Of Killing 5-Year-Old Son In New Jersey

Michelle Lodzinski was found guilty of the New Jersey murder of her son Wednesday, 25 years after he was killed.

Verizon Strike Of 2016 Needs To End, Congress Says

A strike involving almost 40,000 Verizon workers is entering its fifth week.

Terminally Ill Sisters Plead For New Jersey To Let Them Die

Two terminally ill New Jersey residents say they're ready to die. But New Jersey won't let them, and they're hoping that can change before it's too late.

Donald Trump Tweets Insults To Obama Following Rutgers Speech

Donald Trump fired back at President Obama's Rutgers speech that took veiled shots at the presumptive Republican nominee for president.

Atlantic City May Be First To Allow Beer, Alcohol On Boardwalk

Atlantic City may become the first N.J. town to allow an open container of beer, alcohol on the boardwalk.

Possible White Supremacist Found With Gun Cache, AK-47 In N.J. Woods: Police

Bruce J. Post III of Trenton was wearing combat gear, behaving suspiciously and had tarps and shovels in his vehicle, police chief says