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It's not clear when, or if, the Legislature will vote again.

There's a superstition in every newsroom I've ever worked in: Never say it's a "quiet" news day. Almost as soon as those words leave your lips, inevitably, something huge will happen.

New Jersey has hired its first full-time K-9 officer team to patrol a South Jersey high school and college.

The Garden State is no stranger to budget surpluses. The challenge for the state has been actually holding on to that money and not diverting it elsewhere.

A growing number of municipalities are linking their meters with an app you download to your phone, to hopefully avoid headaches for everyone.

There's a new push to choke off drug mill suppliers of heroin and fentanyl.

Homestead benefits once accounted for $1 of every $15 the state spent. They're now $1 of every $135. Inflation pushes out tens of thousands of homes each year.

Police in Brigantine spent their Friday talking a man out of a barricade/standoff situation and dealing with two people who apparently overdosed.

Before the winning starts on March 28, we wanted to give you a few reasons why you need an extra $5,000.

Students at Princeton Theological Seminary have gotten more than 400 signatures on a petition calling on their school to make amends for its historical ties to slavery.

On Monday, Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law legislation that establishes an autonomous vehicle task force.

New Jersey could enjoy a rare treat late Friday night and early Saturday morning when conditions will be favorable to see the Northern Lights.

Gov. Phil Murphy hopes plan clears federal regulatory requirements in time to be available for the fall 2020 enrollment period for coverage effective in 2021.

As political correctness leads us ever closer to the edge, it just had a big push from a couple of liberal lawmakers in Trenton who now want to ban books.

Today is 3/22 -- which makes today Black Horse Pike Day!

A Waretown man has some explaining to do while he sits in the Ocean County jail after his arrest for possessing child porn.

Following one more dreary day Friday, New Jersey will lighten up a bit for its first weekend of spring.

It was a big case of "oops" as someone - hopefully, accidentally - dropped a box of nails on the Ocean City Causeway Thursday.

Gov. Phil Murphy continued his search for enough votes to legalize marijuana by stressing it would erase hundreds of thousands of past convictions.

An Assembly panel begins a series of hearings into whether to expand alcohol sales in New Jersey – at restaurants, supermarkets, gas stations and more.