Christopher Porrino

Former Cape May police officer John Campbell admitted using union funds to pay for vacations, furniture, and other items over a four-year period.

The gun buyback program that was held in Camden, Newark, and Trenton on Friday and Saturday is being hailed as the most successful program of its kind in state history.

A Townsquare News Network investigation has uncovered the names of dozens of doctors who have been accused or convicted of sex crimes and yet have been allowed to keep treating patients who may not be aware of their criminal background.

Dr. Joel Glass prescribed "dramatically high quantities" of opioids to two patients despite being flagged by authorities in New Jersey and Vermont.

A new reward program was announced by the state Attorney General's Office. But the clock is ticking.

Considered the toughest in the nation in the fight against opioid and heroin addiction, updated New Jersey law mandates that initial painkiller prescriptions be limited to a five-day supply for patients with acute pain.

New Jersey officials say the near-elimination of cash bail has been a success – though it could be in for some changes. It's also running short of money.

New Jersey’s opioid epidemic is so severe that its top law enforcement official is enlisting real estate agents in the fight.