Lawrence (Mercer)

Bristol Meyers Squibb has been employing New Jersey residents for well over a century. After decades of expanding, there have been multiple rounds of cuts.

Six Democrats vying to serve as New Jersey's next governor answered questions on NJ's high cost of living, immigration policies, and government transparency.

The report concluded that a new utility should be created to operate the current Trenton Water Works system independent of the city of Trenton.

A private school in Mercer County that charges $35,000 in tuition lost a quarter of its teachers and parents say they've been left in the dark.

Karrem Nasr, who moved from Lawrenceville to Egypt in July, was inspired by the Hamas attack on Israel on Oct. 7 to follow through on his plan of jihad against the U.S.

Petar Armbruster III, 54, of Burlington got into an argument with another man near a 7-Eleven and followed him to nearby Halo Farm.

A man walking on the Delaware and Raritan Canal State Park Trail near the footbridge reported shots fired Wednesday morning.

Armando Rosario III was the only person in a car that crashed late Tuesday night on Princeton Pike.

There's high demand for new licenses, but many people in line could conduct their transactions online instead, a spokesman said.

Stockton University has no cases as 2,300 students begin to return to the dorms but is ready, according to spokeswoman Diane D'Amico.