Susan Striewski is happy to be back at work in South Jersey after a nasty bout with the virus that quickly spread through her family. "That stomach bug just started picking us off one by one," Striewski said.

On the extensive list of celebrities who have visited New Jersey, these are the US Presidents who have vacationed in NJ and what towns they spent time in

New Jersey has opened the doors to its State Rental Assistance Program (SRAP), aiming to provide housing subsidies to approximately 6,000 households. The pre-application period began on Monday, January 13,

Democratic states' attorneys general launched a legal bid this week to defend Biden administration policies on immigration, the environment and guns, just days before Donald Trump takes office on Monday.

New Jersey’s congressional delegation was sharply divided in a recent vote on the "Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act," a

The chief executive officer of a New Jersey watchdog agency abruptly resigned after an Asbury Park Press report. Here's what we know.

In his State of the State address, Gov. Philip Murphy also said he would ban cellphones in schools and overhaul the state’s 10 most dangerous intersections.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey man working as a school custodian pleaded guilty to charges that he put bodily fluids and cleaning products in food meant for children and staff to eat as well ...

New states to the 2024 top outbound list were Mississippi, moving up from no.18 in 2023 to no. 8 in 2024, and Nebraska, moving up from no.13 in 2023 to no. 9 in 2024. California, Massachusetts, New York, Illinois and New Jersey have been included in the top outbound states over the past five years.

Congressman Jeff Van Drew promised to "fight tooth and nail" to stop offshore wind farms from being built off New Jersey.

A federal appellate court on Saturday rejected a last-ditch effort by the state of New Jersey to stop the imminent implementation of $9 "congestion pricing" tolls for drivers entering Manhattan during peak hours.

Prosecutors say former U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez should be imprisoned for 15 years after the Democrat became the first to be convicted of abusing a Senate committee leadership position and the first public official to be convicted of serving as a foreign agent.