Cruel & unusual — Feds fault Cumberland jail for inmate suicides
State Sen. Mike Testa called the report a "black eye" for the county.
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NJ Legislature votes to call for Trump's ouster over Capitol riot
Resolution passes that strongly condemns president for events on Jan. 6, calls for him to be removed or impeached if he won't resign from office early.
Dozens sick at South Jersey jail; warden faults partying officers
As many as 50 inmates and 20 correctional officers and staff in Cumberland County tested positive. Administrators say protocol enforcement is a "challenge" outside the jail.
NJ lawmakers: Cover breast cancer exams for younger women, too
Almost 8,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer in the state, according to the American Cancer Society of New Jersey.
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.
Supreme Court upholds plan to borrow billions for NJ budget
In a unanimous ruling, the Supreme Court says borrowing for operating expenses is legal to respond to COVID emergency. The full $9.9B might not be allowed.
NJ Supreme Court weighs legality of $10B in budget borrowing
Murphy administration says the borrowing is allowed to respond to an emergency caused by a disaster. Republicans sued saying it would need voter approval.
NJGOP sues Murphy, calling business shutdowns unconstitutional
The lawsuit, which was filed in state Superior Court in Cape May County, said the state's shutdown orders violate equal protection and due process.
Murphy: Expect new guidance on beaches, retail stores next week
Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday that New Jersey should expect a major announcement sometime in the next week regarding new rules on the shut-down orders.
Dough-slingin' Jersey boys spark largest-ever pizza donation
More than 250 pizzerias, including 25 in New Jersey, are donating at least 10 pizza pies to the hungry as part of the "Pizza Across America" campaign.