He served NJ, and his country: Remembering Maj. Dwayne Kelley
With barbecues flaring and beaches filling, it's easy to forget what Memorial Day is all about.
New Jersey State Police
Murphy: I'm OK with Trump warning NJ not to travel
Murphy also says ventilators, by far, as the state's biggest need.
NJ State Police report increase in summer roadway deaths
This summer was deadlier on New Jersey's roads than last summer.
State Police: Using a seat belt protects more than just yourself
In the Garden State, an average of 131 unrestrained drivers and passengers are killed in crashes each year, according to the state Division of Highway Traffic Safety.
3-year-old girl hit, killed by falling branch while camping in NJ
Authorities are still investigating what caused the branch to fall from a tree.
All NJ troopers on the road will have body cameras
The head of the State Police calls the devices "a phenomenal asset."
Joanne Chesimard and the Trooper shooting
One of New Jersey’s most notorious criminals was convicted on March 25th, 1977.
Traffic deaths in New Jersey down by biggest rate in a decade
For the first time in five years, the number of people killed in car crashes fell in New Jersey in 2018.
Four people dead in Wednesday morning Parkway crash
A car crashed into a tanker truck around 2:50 am.
Apps, sites sexual predators use to target kids: Updated for 2018
More arrests are being made but the cyber-predator problem continues to get worse.