Domestic violence offenses reported by NJ police in 2020

Program that allies police and mental health workers for 911 calls expands

The regulations set limits, including on the numbers of events breweries can hold

Just as Gov. Phil Murphy was getting ready to sign recreational marijuana legislation, there's an issue with whether or not there should be penalties for ...

New law, which goes into effect Sunday, requires installation of technology that locks ignition if it detects driver’s alcohol level is above legal limit

Some of the Legislatures priorities saw a vote in the Assembly and the Senate, but some major priorities will have to wait until 2019.

Located along a busy intersection in Shrewsbury known as the Historic Four Corners, for the several historic properties there the tavern was a popular spot ...

In all, almost 100 witnesses were scheduled to testify and scores of others submitted statements for and against. But Monday was a rare opportunity to ...

Some say sky-high liquor license prices are holding back business owners and limiting economic growth across the state.

A standoff between the governor and the powerful Assembly speaker. Could the showdown lead to a shut down? A dragnet for federal assistance program abusers ...

If you’re convicted of operating a boat under the influence in New Jersey, you can lose your driving privileges along with your boating privileges.

The full scope of Exxon contamination. A change to Greek life. Rutgers bans on-campus parties. Shopping for property tax credits in Ocean. And Princeton hosts ...

After a number of alcohol-related incidents, Rutgers has banned fraternity and sorority parties for the remainder of the spring semester.

He’s calling the war on drugs a failure. What does the governor want to do now? Cracking down on our highways. Why are so many ...

Members of the New Jersey Municipal Prosecutors Association support Sen. Scutari's bill to legalize marijuana in the state, saying it wastes taxpayer dollars.

Bars at Point Pleasant Beach are looking to stop an ordinance that would force them to stop selling alcohol by midnight, beginning in July.