Days after U.S. President Donald Trump put a moratorium on offshore wind energy at the Jersey Shore, labeling it as a victory in New Jersey's

A new bill codifies the New Jersey Attorney General’s guidelines on bias incident investigations, requiring law enforcement agencies to follow

The latest example of New Egypt’s successful bounce-back occurred on Wednesday afternoon when the tiny Group I school (approximately 300 students) upped its record to 14-3 with a 42-36 victory at Trenton.

The new report shows the depth of the problems, prompting even Trenton’s mayor to accept a change is needed that gives up some control.

HomeWorks' is a home away from home for girls in public high school, where they live, learn, and develop leadership skills throughout the week.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka confirmed in a statement that the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided a business establishment in the city.

Two independent reports outline a history of neglect and underinvestment, putting the water utility at risk of systematic failure.

Another Groundhog Day approaches in Milltown. But it’s Groundhog Day in another sense, in that the town will wake up on February 2nd and again won’t be celebrating its beloved tradition. Since the passing of Milltown Mel in 2021,

State officials say Trenton Water Works, now run by officials in the capital city, should be a regional authority to end its problems.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill ordering the Attorney General’s Office to establish an online database to keep track of sexual assault forensic evidence kits, commonly referred to as rape kits. Murphy, who signed the bill Thursday, said the legislation is a “ well overdue bill .”

Camden officials touted an increase in market-rate housing prices by touring a zip code deemed the “hottest” in the Philadelphia region.

When the New Jersey Film and Digital Media Tax Credit Program — one of the most competitive film tax incentives in the country — was enacted at the end of 2018, Hollywood took notice. Productions initially began to rely on the state as a substitute for New York City’s five boroughs,