Paul Moriarty

A plan is moving forward to make it easier for nurses from other states to come to New Jersey if needed.

Tired of cell phone repair ripoffs? A New Jersey lawmaker wants to break up the big electronics company stranglehold on your electronics.

United promises to never kick off a passenger who has already been seated.

Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, D-Camden, was pulled over and arrested in 2012 by a Washington Township cop on suspicion of drunk driving.

The state is continuing to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in fines for a drunk-driving law that's been ruled unconstitutional. But lawmakers could soon put the brakes on that.

Tickets for it are rare but possible, so lawmakers are considering a law allowing GPS devices, including smartphone holders, to be installed on car windshields.

Are you sick and tired of getting hounded online and on your phone by telemarketers? A new law takes effect Tuesday that bans text message ads in the Garden State.

New Jersey residents are being swamped by calls from telemarketers, at all hours of the day and night.

A south Jersey police officer facing criminal charges over his arrest of a state legislator claims he's being targeted because he was a whistleblower.

The case of a New Jersey assemblyman charged with drunken driving has been transferred to another court outside his legislative district to avoid potential conflicts of interest.  Paul Moriarty was due to appear Wednesday in Washington Township (Gloucester County) Municipal Court.