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New Jersey and Illinois are the two states whose budgets are in the weakest position should a recession materialize, according to Moody's Investors Service.

The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention cites the lowest rate of girls arrested in three decades. Nationally, girls accounted for less than one-third of total youth arrests.

Irreplaceable historic resources in the Garden State are constantly in imminent danger of being lost forever, facing numerous challenges from neglect to Mother Nature's wrath.

68% know an ASD-diagnosed child outside of their family and 48% know a diagnosed adult beyond their family, according to a new poll.

NJ Transit's Atlantic City Line officially returned to service on Sunday with Executive Director Kevin Corbett on board the first train.

The latest analysis shows — to no one's surprise — New Jersey is still No. 1 in the nation in high property taxes.

They do so much for us, so Murphy shouldn't be going after their money.

A task force examining potential abuses of the state’s tax incentive programs sharpened its focus on projects in Camden at its second public hearing.

A 9-year-old boy spoke to Speaker Craig Coughlin, who would not commit to putting the bill up for a vote before June 30.

Every window in the abandoned two-story home was broken with multiple swastikas and offensive words spray-painted throughout the house.