Official figures for COVID-19 cases in prison include 67 staffers and five inmates, but troubling questions about the accuracy of both counts are being raised

One of the many lessons of the coronavirus pandemic may well be: Faith will find a way

Release expected Thursday of as many as 1,000 inmates on probation or serving less than a year, but order doesn't apply to state prisons

Icon in the battle against misogyny in government addresses second public forum of a workgroup impaneled by state Sen. Loretta Weinberg

Measure requires DCA to make information about programs available in one place on its website; uses libraries, welfare agencies, veterans services to get word out

Second Amendment advocates lobby for township and county ordinances that support gun rights and aspire to overturn several recent state gun-safety laws

Legislation designed to make fixes — unveiled by Gov. Phil Murphy at Trenton news conference — would impact all public and private employers

Assemblyman Gordon Johnson says new legislation sends message that ‘hate-based intimidation will not be tolerated’

Officials in Newark and other NJ cities said so-called SOTA program had left families marooned without support, often in squalid units

Workgroup on Harassment, Sexual Assault and Misogyny is told of groping, intimidation, bullying. Meanwhile, Gov. Phil Murphy apologizes for any ways his 2017 election campaign ...