News

Gov. Sherrill is taking Mark Cuban up on his offer to help fix NJ's State Health Benefits Program. The reform working group meets for the first time Oct. 16.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill has called on Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell to resign after a 61-page report substantiated ethics violations and sexual harassment findings.

Sixty-two unpermitted natural gas generators. A $1.07 million penalty. And the state admits it does not know how long the equipment was running before anyone caught it. We told you

Six New Jersey colleges were just named among the top 100 in the nation—and a familiar Ivy League school once again lands in the top 10.  Princeton University was named

NJ gas prices hit $4.42 a gallon this week as Middle East conflicts squeeze global oil supply, with analysts warning of even steeper increases ahead.

An Equinix data center in Secaucus spilled about 5,000 gallons of diesel into Anderson Creek, reigniting scrutiny of NJ's growing data center industry.

September 11, 2001 is still difficult to put into words. For anyone old enough to remember, the images from that morning are still sharp—smoke over Manhattan, sirens, people running in

Muzamil Ahmed, 35, was arrested at JFK while trying to flee the U.S., accused of playing a key role in a $250 million scheme that targeted 200 seniors.

A new WalletHub report ranks New Jersey as the 2nd happiest state in America, driven by the nation's lowest depression rate and strong family stability.

Hardyston Elementary School in New Jersey has closed after mold was found throughout the building, with students possibly out for several weeks.