Trenton

Trenton's Christopher Columbus statue is covered; a woman who wants it removed is charged in connection with vandalizing a George Washington statue.

Clothing worn by Earlja J. Dudley, 27, of Trenton during violent protests in Trenton matched what he wore in social media photos, according to U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito.

There's fresh criticism over statues and even a school in NJ honoring Christopher Columbus. Some with Italian roots call it "misguided."

Governor Murphy attended marches in Union County, as critics point to women cited for peaceful protests against the state's slow reopening.

The FBI has charged a South Plainfield man with trying to set a Trenton police vehicle on fire during unrest that unfolded Sunday evening after a demonstration against police violence.

Asbury Park, Atlantic City and Trenton were among at least 6 communities with overnight curfews, as officials aimed to avoid chaos.

Murphy said people peaceful protesting the 'murder' of George Floyd, under the knee of a police officer, is vastly different than other pandemic crowds.

After peaceful demonstrations, city officials condemned violent actions in downtown Trenton as night fell Sunday.

After a peaceful protest on the boardwalk, criminal activity caught on video at outlet stores prompted an 8 p.m. curfew. In Trenton, separate video showed downtown stores being broken into.

Camden police on a unity walk were among peaceful events Saturday, while neighboring states dealt with violence involving crowds and officers.