FEMA takes a second look at rejected Sandy claims as the new task force looks at the National Flood Insurance Program. Rebuild, renew, re-boot. Expanding ...

NJTV News Correspondent Erin Delmore talks about the limited deployment of NJ State Troopers to Baltimore to help with riots following Freddie Gray's funeral and ...

Boarding homes under served by inspectors. Replacing Holder. Who will shape the state's biggest legal challenges? A generous gift for a decorated warship. And corny ...

Now that Attorney General Eric Holder has announced his resignation, New Jersey officials are talking about what the change in leadership may mean.

One Newark: boycotts and busing issues start the school year. Extreme efforts to keep schools safe. Christie trades in Mexico. Pascrell takes on Putin over ...

Since a county police department took over in Camden, the city has seen a dramatic decrease in crime rates.

Gov. Christie marks a new post-Sandy milestone. Reconsidering Bergen County's battle-ready military surplus. A way up for homeless vets. Selling out senior citizen homes. And ...

Bergen County Sheriff Michael Saudino announced that he's putting the order for military vehicles on hold while a state and federal review of the program ...

Have cameras made Ferguson's troubles worse? A curfew to crack down on Paterson's trouble. The state takes heat over lags in delivering food stamps. A ...

With images of confrontations between police and community members coming out of Ferguson, Missouri, some are questioning the coverage of events in the media.

Lessons from Ferguson? We do the opposite. Raising alarms about rocketing immigrants through deportation hearings. Megan's Law and murder. And Jersey's tech revolution. The glory ...

Sen. Cory Booker and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka have criticized the tactics being used in Ferguson, Missouri on members of the community.

Preventing another Ferguson. The steps they're taking in Camden. Have some elementary school kids been exposed to dangerous chemicals? Revel's lost a bag of money. ...

The group Hopeworks helps Camden residents deal with past trauma and teaches police about ongoing issues in the city to help reduce crime and foster ...

Should local police amass military war machines to maintain the peace? Janet's Law forces schools to have Automatic External Defibrillators, AEDs. Do they? Three school ...

Police in Middletown and Bergen County are getting MRAPs, mine resistant armor protected vehicles. Officials say they will be used mainly for water rescues.