NJ police pensions paid despite misconduct, state report finds
A new report finds that at least 21 police officers and firefighters retired with full pensions despite documented misconduct.
NJ tests tracking repeat domestic violence offenders in new law
Community advocates are cautiously optimistic about a new pilot program meant to help protect domestic violence victims. They're hoping this is a step in the right direction.
Ocean County records most traffic deaths despite NJ’s safer roads
A promising decline in fatalities has emerged on New Jersey roads, but not every county is celebrating.
Toddler found wandering alone on a Hamilton street in pajamas
Hamilton Township police located the parents of a toddler found wandering alone on a street yesterday afternoon, but the investigation continues.
NJ teen charged in fake police stops, parents accused of cover-up
A Hunterdon County teenager and his parents have all been charged in a police officer impersonation case that targeted several cars in Raritan and Readington Townships, officials say.
Why One New Jersey Gas Station Has People Talking Right Now
Drivers across New Jersey are debating one gas station after prices sparked outrage and confusion. Here’s why people are arguing and what the rules actually say.
After days of digging out, NJ saw a Blue Friday moment
Washington Township police rescue school bus stuck in snow in this week's Blue Friday!
Republicans sound alarm as NJ makes voter registration automatic
Automatic voter registration is now opt-out at the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, which has Republicans worried that non-citizens could get ballots.
Remembering Joe Pesci’s Jersey Shore mansion fit for a legend
Caravella Demolition of East Hanover took the stately waterfront home down to its foundation in just about two hours time.
NJ parents now face jail and fines for teen fights and parties
After years of chaotic pop-up parties and violent teen brawls, a New Jersey law is now holding parents responsible for their rowdy children.