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Cool temperatures and relatively quiet weather will mark New Jersey's transition from winter to spring, which officially arrives Tuesday at 11:06 p.m.

One more storm system, one more inch of rain, and then New Jersey enters an extended stretch of dry, quiet weather.

U.S. Rep. Andy Kim is suing to get rid of the county line grouping on primary ballots — which Atlantic County officials said could wind up being a big expense for counties.

A NJ lawmaker wants to get rid of property tax caps. Voter approval would no longer be needed to pass huge local increases.

North Jersey is forecast to see 6 to 12 inches of snow, with little to no accumulation in South Jersey. The worst part of the storm will be Tuesday morning.

New Jersey's overall snow forecast has gone down. But there are still big concerns about messy weather and road conditions for Tuesday morning's commute.

According to recent analysis, unemployment rates in New Jersey reveal a distinct contrast between North Jersey and South Jersey counties.

About an inch of rain and 40 to 50 mph wind gusts are expected late Friday night, which could cause flooding and power outages across New Jersey once again.

Flood watches, wind warnings, and coastal flooding advisories have been issued in advance of this nasty storm's arrival in New Jersey.

Heavy rain will lead to flooding and strong winds will cause power outages, as New Jersey turns stormy again from Tuesday to Wednesday.