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NJ taxpayers continue to pay millions for sick-leave payouts
One expert says state officials must take the bull by the horns and pass a tough new law for anything to change
NJ lawmaker says Bitcoin market needs consumer protections
Assemblywoman Yvonne Lopez, D-Middlesex, is sponsoring legislation to create consumer protections and regulations in the virtual currency industry.
Internet or cable out for too long? NJ law would require refunds
Legislation would require refunds if phone, cable or internet service is down for 72 hours or longer. An earlier version of the plan kicked in at 24 hours.
Tax-break plan to give boost to NJ's rural Highlands & Pinelands
The Greater Highlands region in North Jersey and the Pinelands in South Jersey are both known for their natural beauty. But both areas are struggling economically.
New campaign at Atlanticare aims to promote healthy hearts
AtlantiCare's "Our Hearts Are In It" campaign aims to help South Jerseyans make lifestyle changes for a healthy heart.
NJ woman's anxiety helps spare her from jail for serious hit-run
The lawyer for the driver says the judge had a number of good reasons to keep his client out of jail.
Food-waste recycling plan lurches ahead but more changes likely
A plan to increase recycling of food waste in New Jersey, rather than send it to incinerators or landfills, took one step back and then one forward Thursday.
Swastikas spray-painted on 2nd Jewish-owned business in NJ
Another Jewish owned business vandalized with anti-Semitic graffiti has gotten the attention of the Anti-Defamation League and Gov. Phil Murphy.
Student with mumps reported at Mercer County school
The diagnosis of mumps in a Hamilton student is the second reported case in New Jersey this year.
14 of the best things to do this weekend in NJ — Feb. 21-23
Looking for something to do this weekend? We've got you covered. Check out our complete list of great events and fun things do right here in the great Garden State!
Lit fireworks thrown from moving cars at 94-year-old's NJ home
Brooklawn Police are searching for two vehicles in the Feb. 15 incident, which caused a brief bush fire.
Corrupt NJ politician could collect some public pension — court
A disgraced politician who was caught in a money laundering and corruption sting more than a decade ago may now be able to collect from a taxpayer-funded pension system.
Freehold 'lights up the night' for Stephanie Parze
Hundreds turn out on Stephanie Parze's birthday close out one chapter of the slain woman's story and begin another.
North Brunswick mayor: No, we don't target black, Latino drivers
Officers told NBC 4 New York officers would target roads into New Brunswick to write tickets and get overtime for court appearances.
Towns are giving big salary perks, driving up your taxes
A new reports details how creative perks allow pubic workers to pad thier pension
Commuter bus fire closes part of Route 78 Thursday
The fire compounded delays that had already developed on Route 78 west because of an ongoing emergency road project.