NJ 101.5 Staff

New Jersey is suing the federal government over a demand for personal records tied to 17 million commercial drivers, and the state says it's unprecedented.

The ruling came down one week after New Jersey revealed a software glitch quietly registered thousands of noncitizens to vote. The timing made this one hard to ignore.

A software glitch quietly registered thousands of New Jersey residents as voters — people who had actually said they weren't U.S. citizens. The numbers are raising serious questions.

A gas station in Franklin Lakes became the center of a disturbing investigation after customers started reporting something deeply unsettling happening right outside their car windows.

Gov. Sherrill has boosted funding for legal aid for immigrants facing deportation to over $20 million, aiming to protect rights at Newark's Delaney Hall detention center.

Following unrest near Delaney Hall, Newark has set a nightly curfew to ensure safety. Understand the reasons and community response to this decision.

Tensions flare outside Delaney Hall as protesters clash in Newark over immigration policies, with Gov. Sherrill calling for better conditions for detainees and urging outsiders to stay away from conflict.

Protests erupted outside Newark's Delaney Hall detention center after Gov. Sherrill designated a peaceful protest zone, but clashes quickly broke out, forcing police to restore order with chemical sprays.

With nearly 90 missed votes recently, a certain congressman is raising eyebrows. Health struggles or something more? The community wants answers.

As ICE ramps up operations, the community feels the impact.