Teresa Ruiz

A small group of protesters blocked a street in Trenton as they continue advocating for state aid to help undocumented immigrants during the pandemic.

Gyms were closed in mid-March and still don't know when the state will allow them to reopen. Some never will.

You could possess up to a pound of marijuana without fear of arrest under a proposed state law.

Twenty-eight school districts will receive $20M in additional state aid to establish or expand preschool programs, officials announced Tuesday.

Three new state laws intended to reduce gun violence were enacted Monday in the wake of mass shootings over the weekend in which more than 30 people were killed.

Talk about overdue library borrowing. Voters OK'd a $125M bond for library improvements in 2017, but the awards won't be made until 2020.

There's no such thing as a stupid question? A state Board of Education member might put the lie to that old classroom saw.

The chief of staff of the Schools Development Authority had been twice asked to leave his job. His new boss knew he was leaving – but wasn't told why.

Gov. Phil Murphy’s chief of staff said Tuesday that he told an administration official who had been accused of rape to leave his job 10 weeks earlier than it had been known he was urged to depart – but never followed up on that late March request.

The Legislature might require New Jersey school districts to buy textbooks from state-approved vendors whose books accurately reflect the diversity of society.