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The township’s school superintendent this week apologized for sending out a message that included the expression “all lives matter.”

Widespread protests sparked by the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd has led to a new police policy in New Jersey.

New Jersey's 85 National Guard troops dispatched to Washington, D.C., to help guard national monuments amid protests over the death of George Floyd will return home this weekend.

Mayors of 20 of Ocean County’s 33 municipalities sent a letter Friday to Murphy calling on him to “open our economy now,” complaining that the Democratic governor is not moving fast enough.

You could possess up to a pound of marijuana without fear of arrest under a proposed state law.

If you've been waiting to take a road test for a driver's license or you need to visit a New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commision office in-person, your wait is almost over.

Fabiana Pierre-Louis, 39, an attorney and former prosecutor, would be only the third black jurist to serve on the seven-member state Supreme Court.

After nearly three months in which its doors were closed, during which some transactions continued, the state Motor Vehicle Commission’s reopening date will be announced Friday.

“In the highest taxed state in America, New Jersey Democrats found a way to pile on more,” said Republican Party state chairman Doug Steinhardt.

Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin has introduced a bill to extend school districts' liability insurance coverage for graduating high school seniors for one additional month, through July 31.