From permit deadlines to insurance demands, local fights in towns across New Jersey reveal a broader clash over who gets to take to the streets

Professor Micah Rasmussen forwarded a handful of the papers to Sherrill's transition team.

It was the sixth costliest governor's race in U.S. history

On. Jan 15 the State House Commission will vote on sellout of Liberty State Park

The reenactment takes place the last weekend in December each year regardless of the weather.

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Eleven of 12 nursing homes reviewed did not fully comply with background check requirements.

States warn $100,000 H-1B visa fee would worsen teacher, health care shortages

What's Left. The latest column from Jeff Tittel.

Jean Wilson Brutus was detained the day before he died.

A total of 336 people died while serving sentences between 2018-2024.

The lawsuit seeks a court order forcing the administration to request funding from the Federal Reserve.

The Trenton Water Works Filtration Plant along the Delaware River in Trenton on April 2. Photo: Andres Kudacki for The Jersey Vindicator. More than 200,000 Mercer County customers of Trenton Water Works are now under a state-mandated water conservation advisory after another breakdown at the utility’s treatment plant. The latest failure has prompted mayors from three surrounding towns to look into how they can leave Trenton Water Works in the future. State regulators said the plant was forced to shut down for three hours in recent days after ice particles from the Delaware River clogged an intake pipe at the Route 29 facility just north of the Calhoun Street Bridge.

Visitors to the facility waited outside in the snow Sunday.

Jennifer Davenport, a lifelong New Jersey resident.

The complaint alleges that Uber used deceptive and unfair practices in marketing and selling Uber One subscriptions.

Néstor Josias is 8 and is fed via a feeding tube.

The latest investigation by the State Comptroller. Calls for more nursing home oversight have been ignored by the Legislature.

The bill was approved by a Senate committee just a week ago.

The funding comes at the state prepares to commemorate the nation’s 250th anniversary.

The bill would exclude smaller companies.

The Legislature's bill review process shuts out the public and dissent.

"What I saw at the hearing was the old, broken politics of New Jersey trying to hold on."

You can't have affordability without environmental protection, says columnist Jeff Tittel.

"We demand a poliitcs based off of transparency and accountability." Kim said.