The race to get thousands of Sherrill supporters to complete and return their mail-in ballots

Mikie Sherrill, Democratic candidate in CD-11, is one of an unusually large number of women running in the midterm elections across the country

Unprecedented grassroots activism in Garden State suburbs sprang out of opposition to the president and his policies. Now it’s focused on the midterm elections

With the midterm elections looming, twice as many Democrats as Republicans sign up to vote

Refugees arriving in New Jersey and New York from places like Iraq and Syria are way down, reflecting Trump administration’s clampdown

Bob Hugin, the Republican challenger out to unseat Sen. Bob Menendez, has skeletons in his own corporate closet

WNYC obtained a secret recording of Sheriff Michael Saudino speaking offensively about black people and Attorney General Gurbir Grewal

Residents who voted by mail in 2016 have been automatically registered to cast their ballots by mail in 2018

From a tent pitched on a patch of dirt in Bergen County to a beautiful temple in Glen Rock, Sikhs are coming into their own

Torrential rainfall and rising river washes more than 40 SUVs from local car dealership

A series of surprise investigations at Bellwether homes conducted by New Jersey’s Division of Developmental Disabilities uncovered evidence of abuse and falsification of records

Seth Grossman, GOP candidate in 2nd congressional district, accused of promulgating racist material

When immigrant families are split up at the border, their children are often sent as far away as New Jersey

Nine-hour city council meeting only part of raucous week, that also sees feud between mayor and newspaper publishers

Gov. Phil Murphy kicks off first in series of bi-monthly radio call-ins by answering the obvious questions along with the less obvious

Disappointed Mayor Ras Baraka vows to appeal ‘setback to criminal justice reform’

It’s all about ‘digging out’ of previous administration’s eight-year ‘gutting’ of government services, Murphy says

U.S. Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman talks about infrastructure and immigration

A savvy political decision brought medical insurance to more than a half million poor people in New Jersey

Premium rates have risen much more on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River