Increased demand for food assistance expected to continue all while state economy recovers

In settling a lawsuit with a transgender inmate, corrections department rewrites rules for inmates

A statue of Floyd was also vandalized in Brooklyn, New York

With $3 million, state becomes second to offer help to unaccompanied minors. Without lawyers, children go through court alone

Federal authorities claim tattoo artist from Hackettstown played key role in militia group’s actions on Jan. 6

Bill bans governments from allowing immigrants to be held by federal authorities in local jails

Randolph school board reverses decision after outcry

Juneteenth is now a federal and state holiday, but there's more to do according to some state leaders

Judges, plumbers, teachers and more are already subject to public scrutiny. Now NJ starts to allow a look at police disciplinary files

The museum celebrates the life and work of the abolitionist who led many to freedom through the underground railroad