New Jersey News

Ouch! A new survey just revealed that New Jersey has some of the least sexiest people in the country.

Gov. Phil Murphy endorsed new legislation Tuesday that would update the state’s laws against workplace sexual harassment for public and private employers.

An NJ Transit bus driver was arrested Tuesday as she attempted to board a flight at Newark Liberty Int'l Airport after she allegedly ran over a man.

Attorney General Gurbir Grewal says deployment of tactical units to some cities "creates a culture of fear that undermines public safety."

It will be business and activity as usual for New Jersey's Boy Scout councils as the national organization files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A longtime NJ wrestling coach and current special ed. teacher at a middle school, charged this week with sexually assaulting a minor, faced different accusations of improper behavior more than a decade ago.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is defending his city's "sanctuary" policies toward immigrants living in the country illegally, saying Newark does not protect "dangerous criminals."

“This winter we’ve responded to 22 events, and that compares to about 30 through the same time frame last year,” said Steve Schapiro, the deputy director of communications for the NJDOT.

A bill would allow preserved farms that aren’t in residential areas to hold up to 14 special occasion events a year. Those in residential areas could hold seven.

Health benefits plans regulated by NJ would have to cap out-of-pocket costs for insulin prescriptions at $50/month under legislation that has taken first steps through the Senate and Assembly.