Low response rates in areas with more Blacks, Hispanics, immigrants could mean loss of federal funds

Court officials say backlog of criminal and civil cases cannot be allowed to keep accumulating, give assurances of safety measures

In-state bureaucratic delays have held up payment of emergency food assistance that Congress approved months ago

Anti-hunger groups feed high numbers and plan for more as economy reels from pandemic

Attorney General Grewal’s efforts to increase police transparency meet concerted resistance from state’s police unions, shunted aside by New Jersey’s appellate court

Many students left at start of the pandemic and a recent proclamation by President Trump has limited some student visa programs. Business interests are alarmed ...

New Jersey joins neighbors from New York and Connecticut in announcing measures governors say intended to keep coronavirus outbreaks in check

Advocates concerned that business interests are being prioritized for pandemic relief over low- and middle-income residents

Gov. Phil Murphy says ‘COVID-19 did not create the inequalities in our society, but it laid them bare’

With unemployment at 15%, thousands will struggle to put their own food on the table, food bank officials say