Vote-by-mail changes to expand in 2021 with more drop boxes
Democratic lawmakers vote to codify in law Gov. Phil Murphy's 2020 election rules, which are being challenged in court by President Donald Trump's campaign.
Kristin Corrado
Voting in NJ won't be the same this year — What to expect
Murphy said that this won't be a "regular election year." Here's what you should expect.
Frustrated Senate panel unloads on NJ Transit's leader
Members of a special Senate committee looking int NJ Transit were frequently frustrated at a Friday hearing with the agency’s chief executive officer.
Murphy administration fires 30 at patronage pit schools agency
Nearly all the 41 people hired under CEO Lizette Delgado-Polanco had family or political connections, and some weren't qualified. The payroll swelled by $2M.
Judges under attack by grandstanding politicians
We need to protect the process for the sake of all of us.
Justice for rape victims: Judges need training, NJ lawmaker says
A measure being introduced would require all New Jersey Family Court judges and others in the judiciary to attend annual training classes.
Bill on Murphy's desk to strip sex-crime convicts of pensions
It's unclear whether Murphy, a Democrat, will sign the bill.
Are mail-in ballots opening the door to fraud in New Jersey?
An update made just last year to the mail-in-ballot process in New Jersey is already causing controversy.
'We'll come back to you' — Murphy looking into agency's hiring
Gov. Murphy gets new questions about hiring practices at the SDA and says he's trying to figure out what's been going on.
Murphy awards $2.1 million for lawyers to fight deportations
Immigrants being detained in New Jersey and facing deportation hearings will soon begin getting lawyers paid for by the state.