The university will receive $500,000 in state funding to examine addictive features, mental health risks, and ways to reduce ...

State civil rights investigators will handle complaints about voter intimidation and discrimination, while attorneys will ...

The state is pushing ahead with costly new reactors without adequately examining alternatives, financial risks, or the potential burden on ratepayers.

One measure would expand training for bus operators, while another would create discounted fares and a reloadable transit ...

Restricting commercial access to police recordings could make it harder for journalists, attorneys, and others to obtain footage for legitimate purposes, a transparency advocate warns.

Rising costs and cuts to federal safety net programs are putting more pressure on New Jersey families. New Jersey’s affordability crisis goes far beyond rising housing costs, utility bills and child ...

Consumer advocates question why lawmakers are moving ahead while the state is studying ways to make electricity more affordable. New Jersey gas and electric power companies could raise rates based on ...

Officials say targeted enforcement, community outreach, and programs addressing the root causes of crime are helping. Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park in Paterson. Photo by Andres Kudacki ...

Nearly 16,000 New Jersey residents are on parole, and even minor technical violations can send them back to prison. New Jersey lawmakers will consider legislation on Thursday, Oct. 15, that could ...

The proposal has drawn mixed reactions from police accountability advocates and academics, who question whether prosecutors ...