‘What surprised me is that we continue just to watch,’ Dr. Adam Hamawy says

The city is working on a proposal for around the clock mental health services but critics say it's taking too long

More rapid erosion is forcing officials to consider alternatives

Protestors are calling on Rutgers to divest from Israel, reinvest resources in Newark

Rutgers-Newark protests continue, university president plans to meet with congressional critics

They say they’ll continue until Israel divestment demands met and charges against 15 protesters dropped

Law enforcement try new tactics to reduce crashes, save lives

Biden administration is reported to be considering classifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug

Murphy budget seeks more funding for lead screening program

The NLRB ruled the cleaners must be rehired and get back-pay

Film and TV production generated more than $700 million in revenue for NJ in 2022

Sales of recreational cannabis have now been legal for two years

Murphy and AG announces $12 million in funding for teams in several counties

Patrons can schedule a one-on-one visit in advance or meet on a first-come, first-served basis

Local leaders, health care workers and religious organizations are looking into solutions

Tensions have been rising on campus over the war in Gaza

Last year New Jersey saw more wildfires than in a decade

Mayor Andre Sayegh says groups that distribute food often leave trash on the streets

Two GOP state senators say laws too lax on those occupying a vacant property

Workers and leaders are urging lawmakers mandate 'safe' patient-to-staff ratios