Interview: Peter Harvey, former federal monitor and New Jersey attorney general

To avoid federal lawsuit, state agrees to correct problems at troubled nursing homes

NJ announces consent decree to increase oversight

The Senate Law and Public Safety Committee heard testimony from from Attorney General Gurbir Grewal, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and others on how far the ...

Correspondent Michael Hill sits down with Newark Police Captain Brian O'Hara and Federal Monitor Peter Harvey for a discussion on policing and race relations in ...

The federal monitor overseeing the reform of the Newark Police Division says cities and states don't have to wait for the federal government to get ...

A host of Newark, state and federal officials came together Thursday to tout city statistics showing a significant reduction in crime reports in Newark.

Peter Harvey, the former state attorney general who’s overseeing a court-supervised reform of the Newark Police Department, told a community gathering this week that a ...

Correspondent Briana Vannozzi is in Newark for its fifth National Night Out.

A lower court had declawed investigatory powers of Newark's Civilian Complaint Review Board. Last week, an appellate court decision reversed that and restored some CCRB ...

Independent Federal Monitor Peter Harvey, who oversees Newark Police, gave an update to the public about progress and problems. He told a forum that police ...

Former Attorney General Jeff Sessions' memo to impose more stringent conditions on consent decrees leave many disappointed who see the agreements for police reform as ...

Because the Newark Police Department is under a consent decree, it conducted a community survey to find out how residents feel about how the officers ...

The Senate president throws down the gauntlet, threatening no state budget unless progress is made on school funding. Progress on the Bayonne Bridge. They'll complete ...

Newark Federal Monitor Peter Harvey says despite talk in Washington, the consent decree in Newark is going to continue to work on police reform.

NJ Transit will be back on track tomorrow. We'll tell you what the track's owners knew, what Christie threatened and what's next. Millennials are rethinking ...