Gov. Murphy signed new law on Thursday

Twenty-nine years ago, Judy and her partner Paula Campbell, created the Standardbred Retirement Foundation. Since then, the organization has made more than 3,000 adoptions.

The Camden County Animal Shelter launched a new program which allows dog lovers to rent a shelter dog for the day.

Starting Jan. 1, 2017, an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 NJ adoptees will be able to access original birth records and contact information for their birth ...

More programs and services have helped homeless families get a place to call home. What the state's doing right and what more can be done? ...

Congressman Tom MacArthur helped create legislation, that if passed, would expand family leave services to military families that adopt children.

Scores of people rally around an alternative to raising the gas tax. But even that will cause some shared pain. Police on the watch for ...

The governor signs a new law to let adoptees know who they really are. Medical marijuana. It may be legal, but not to New Jersey ...

A measure the governor has now signed will allow adopted individuals to access their birth records, which some say could be an invasion of privacy ...

New texts and emails in the bridge scandal. New concerns over the damage this winter may be doing to our waterways. And a new bill ...

The Birthright Bill would let adoptees access their New Jersey birth records to find their biological parents.

JFK in New Jersey. We'll take a look at the Garden State connection 50 years after that dark day in Dallas. Plus, the effort to ...

More than two dozen adoptions were finalized at the Monmouth County Courthouse in celebration of National Adoption Day.

The Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) says New Jersey is on track to finalize about 900 adoptions this year. However, there are typically ...