Senator faces a challenge in raising his poll numbers in early-voting states

Plaintiff with history of anti-Semitism and threats and violence wants the state to give him back his guns, arguing law is unconstitutional

New Jersey Criminal Sentencing and Disposition Commission, which includes designees of both political parties, reached unanimous conclusions

State agencies team up to look at factors behind three-year increase in incidents and recommend solutions

Governor announces increased inspections and better reporting of water results

Senate President Steve Sweeney says the problem has been 20 or 30 years in the making

Mayor Ras Baraka said criticism was unwarranted and could erode public trust in government

Monmouth University poll shows 45% of New Jersey voters approve of the senator’s job performance, down from 54% in 2018

Move comes amid city effort to go door to door to get permission for work crews to access properties

Owners of luxury building in Newark had the water tested and say it’s not safe to drink, but city counters with tests of its own