State agency received 74,000 claims for return of property in the 2023 fiscal year

The devices play a big role in the Murphy administration’s ‘decarbonizing’ plans

But a year from now it could be a different story, as ridership lags pre-pandemic levels and federal COVID aid runs out

Once more, lawmakers are in a rush to get New Jersey a budget. That raises questions

See how the population has aged through the years

New Jersey is among at least 28 states that legally recognize Juneteenth as a public holiday

Fortunately, online resources and updates can help reduce some of the slowdowns and make it easier to discover alternative routes

Others winners prevailed by slimmer margins

That was 2% higher than the percentage in 2019

And what does it mean for New Jersey?

With fewer travel restrictions, more visitors are making their way to the Garden State, according to a new study

How do I find my legislative district? Who’s running? How do I vote?

Overall air pollution is down, but persists in some communities

It’s the first strike in the university’s history. Here’s where things stand

State watchdog called out facilities and regulators for allowing poor marks to go unaddressed for years

Rutgers is the largest, but other workers are organizing

New report notes drop in bags, straws, paper pieces found in annual cleanup

Over the past decade the state has enacted some of the most stringent anti-bullying laws in the country, but another student suicide raises calls for ...

Department of Treasury reports roughly 1.2M residents have applied from a pool of 2M. Deadline: Jan. 31

NJ moved to expand Narcan availability as overdose fatalities grow