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

A new bill requires hospitals, birthing centers, and healthcare providers across New Jersey to screen patients for endometriosis if they have

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.

Streets and sidewalks in Trenton have turned to ice thanks to several water main breaks and extremely cold temperatures.

New Jersey's most livable town has a median household income of $113,781. You must pull in that much when living just about anywhere in New Jersey. Especially when the average monthly mortgage payment is just over $3,000, you'll be laying out roughly $5,258 monthly for living expenses.

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,

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

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,

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

A group that supports immigrants in South Jersey is launching Rapid Response ICE watch teams and holding Know Your Right community workshops.

The road to establishing a legal holiday honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in New Jersey was a slow one. During the final days of the 1974-75

I received a Wall Street Journal op-ed piece from a man I know here in the county, Jim Rowland, focused on climate change and education in New Jersey. As I read it, it called to mind a conversation I had the night before with our daughter,