With a Christmas tree and a menorah at his side, Gov. Phil Murphy granted clemency to another 24 individuals convicted of crimes ranging from robbery to murder.
Five baby diamondback terrapins that were rescued in Long Beach Island will spend the winter at Liberty Science Center before being released in the spring.
Toms River Dan Rodrick said it was “outrageous” that school Superintendent Mike Citta wants a raise in the face of the district’s financial issues and poor reading and math scores.
NJ election data shows cities voted heavily for Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill but had the lowest turnout, while small towns turned out in far greater numbers.
Authorities in New Jersey are asking for the public’s help locating Monique Massenburg of Newark. The 59-year-old woman was last seen in August 2019. Anyone with information is urged to contact Newark Police.
Gas prices by Christmas Day nationwide will likely fall to their lowest level since 2020 but the relief wlll be short lived in NJ with a gas tax hike on New Year's Day.
Four women were arrested in shoplifting incidents at Garden State Plaza in Paramus on Monday, stealing more than $11,000 worth of clothing from multiple stores.
The nine messages about driving issues will appear between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily on the 230 boards across New Jersey except when they are reporting incidents, construction, planned special events, or during a weather activation.
A Pennsylvania man is facing DUI and assault charges after allegedly driving the wrong way on Interstate 80 in Warren County and crashing head-on into a New Jersey state trooper’s vehicle early Tuesday morning.
Cancelling subscriptions could be as simple as clicking a button, but New Jersey says Uber makes its users go through a complex maze of screens to free themselves.
A Pleasantville man has been sentenced to five years in state prison after pleading guilty to multiple gun, drug, and theft charges stemming from investigations and incidents dating back to 2023, according to prosecutors.
37-year-old Daniel Nilla of Brick had previously pleaded guilty to three counts of receipt of child pornography. Earlier this month, he was sentenced to 168 months, or 14 years, behind bars.