Dozens of times over four years, researchers have hit on matches that bring closure to families and free the wrongfully convicted

Authorities say new technology helped in arrest for killing of Tamara “Tammy” Tignor

Gov. Phil Murphy, other Democrats call on senator to resign

Images of microscopic organisms can be very pleasing to the eye, but they can also help with research into genomes.

At a Rutgers lab, scientists are experimenting with CRISPR, a gene editing technology.

This genetic editing technology has the power to change science forever and it's at work in a Rutgers University lab. Think you got what it ...

Ralph Izzo, chairman, president and CEO of PSEG, wants to focus on reducing energy use while making it more environmentally friendly to produce.

Tight on time and money for the next state budget, Christie's looking to tap into Horizon surpluses. But the health insurance giant says it'll cost ...

Dion Harrell was convicted of rape in 1999. Over 20 years later, DNA proved his innocence and cleared his record, but not after prison and ...

The federal monitor brought in to oversee wholesale reform of the Newark Police Department confronts an embedded culture. Are they ready to change? The state ...

Cracking down on Boundary hoppers -- parents who lie about living in towns with better schools than theirs to give their kids a better education, ...

Researchers say they’ve found that the features of autism share many genetic similarities with other neurological disorders.

More fallout from the federal corruption probe of the Port Authority. United Airlines executives are out over favors, including a special "chairman's flight" to his ...

Today's Garden State Express stories from New Brunswick, Princeton and Hamilton.

Big tax breaks lure big companies to Camden. Worth the price? Rutgers football is Big Ten. Worth the switch? The flu is stronger than the ...

According to the CDC, this flu season could be severe because different strains are circulating than are in the flu vaccine.

Technology that benefits both the police and the public. The battle to really clear his name and prove an Elizabeth man truly is innocent. And ...

Gerard Richardson was convicted in 1996 of murdering a teenager, but a DNA test has proven his innocence.

Rutgers scientists could be one step closer to solving a global health problem -- vitamin A deficiency.

The desire to know where we come from is reflected in the popularity of PBS's Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and the ...