NJ Spotlight NewsAG creates task force to investigate cases of alleged bias
NJ Spotlight NewsAG creates task force to investigate cases of alleged bias

Firefighters and union concerned about lack of clarity in the law

The Senate passes a medical marijuana expansion bill and sends it back to the Assembly for a final vote. Will the governor sign or conditionally ...

The centerpiece of the proposal would fully fund aid for all special education students.

Legislation would amend the law that triggers emergency shelter for the homeless.

Sen. Rice says decriminalizing marijuana would help his community more than legalization.

Sounding Off. Gubernatorial candidates target South Jersey voters, perfecting their sales pitches ahead of the June primary. How can convicts who've served their time re-enter ...

Three gubernatorial candidates and other elected officials shared their thoughts at the Sound Off for South Jersey event in Atlantic City.

After a tax court ruling last year determined hospitals with mainly for-profit operations were subject to pay property taxes, lawmakers worry without a specific law ...

The Iran Deal to dump its nukes in exchange for lifting sanctions and swapping prisoners. Is it successful diplomacy or a show of weakness? Gov. ...

It was not a drill. It was not Ebola. But are we prepared for the real thing? Sayreville football under the microscope. Stopping the bullying ...

New Jersey hospitals have precautions in place should a patient with the Ebola virus arrive.

Filling the huge budget gap. What happens if the courts say no to the governor? New mayors elected in Trenton and Bayonne. And inside a ...

Rutgers University released a 'secret' report on the Board of Governance.

Driving for dollars. Lawmakers look for ways save our transportation infrastructure. Busing them into bankruptcy. Is one school district being driven too far? And a ...

The Lakewood School District is facing a $4 million to $5 million budget deficit, partly because it has been busing students to private schools.

What would it take to end the government shutdown? We’ll talk to Congressman Rob Andrews. Plus, a million dollar gift to help Cory Booker. And ...

The non-profit, non-partisan US Strong has found $8 billion to $13 billion in recovery costs won't be covered by the state and federal government.