Recent rains haven't eased the loss of crops and increased costs for some farmers

The lawsuit seeks to overturn the September approval of DataOne's expanded AI data center

About a dozen states adjust tax brackets when prices rise, and that helps residents in times like these. The Garden State could, too

Starting Jan. 1, minimum wage will rise by more than 50 cents, to $16.48, with some exceptions

Restrictions interfere with people's ability to defend themselves using weapons less lethal than firearms, plaintiffs argue

Rutgers, far from homophobic, offered 'just remarkable' support to LGBTQ+ students before and after freshman's suicide, says author

'Fewer and fewer nickels to help people,' says Gottheimer, as voters fret about inflation's toll in the weeks leading to midterm elections

Attorney general urges New Jerseyans to check, file claim for awards if they bought listed off-brand prescription medicines over 10 years

As the 1-cent coin stands to become scarcer, bill outlines how businesses may choose to charge and give change

Immunity is dropping as vaccine rates fall, epidemiologist says, and while a wave of illness from produce has waned, risks linger

Court proposal would shield Passaic Valley commission from liability if any customers get sick from supplies stored in open reservoirs

Republicans criticize administration over 'serious unanswered questions' and say lieutenant governor must resign

Payments of as much as $1,500 will be sent starting mid-month, and time remains for homeowners and tenants to submit applications

New Jersey was at the forefront of collective bargaining, and we owe it to long-ago workers to stand against Trump's attacks

Tasked with decision on 34% rate increase, commission deadlocks -- and it's not meeting again until days before open enrollment begins

Critics ask why a contract for hotel and food-service training was awarded to local go-to embalmer for celebrities and political elite

The Pentagon spends billions of dollars fixing equipment, and Republicans and Democrats alike want to bring the work in house

Fast-moving legal decisions prompt some to worry that their ballot could be blocked by an empowered postal service

Researcher says a lack of supervised activities over the long break may have little to do with achievement gap

Fuel conduit that cuts through New Jersey linked to hazard in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that went unconfirmed for years