County clerk and League of Women Voters say they expect no issues with temporary overseer in place

Internal review cites lieutenant governor's alleged crude comments, unwelcome behavior toward women soon after taking office

Inspectors reviewing Vineland site found dozens of engines amid residents’ complaints about noise, air quality

Caldwell offered detailed denial to state ethics officer in May, new report says

Republicans criticize administration over 'serious unanswered questions' and say lieutenant governor must resign

Payments of as much as $1,500 will be sent starting mid-month, and time remains for homeowners and tenants to submit applications

State asks federal court to throw out Trump administration's challenge to law that forbids federal agents from shielding faces

Advocates welcome money for a missing link in the mental-health emergency system, though they want permanent funding source

A month from mailing of midterm ballots, election officials want citizens who are blocked from rolls to visit county offices

NJ Spotlight News analysis finds nearly 90% of last-minute add-ons went to communities with at least one majority party representative

A law to take effect next year will block notices during school hours and limit the use of algorithms for recommendations

Who had their travel costs covered? Who owes on credit cards? The details -- some of them, anyway -- are in Congress members' disclosure forms

Sherrill's affordability agenda called for a return to a break that saved families roughly $35 million one year

Lawmakers whose bills have stalled for years counting on a Democratic governor who says she would support such a step

Federal elections require proof of citizenship to cast ballots, and some states check against immigration data

Sherrill tells Trump administration that it will not provide names as state starts to remove thousands of names from elections system

One lawyer on the team defended president, staffers after Jan. 6 attack, while another represented a prominent Biden foe

Hundreds of millions of dollars expected from companies, including Amazon and Walmart, to fill federal aid gap

House members say they plan hearings into system that allowed thousands of noncitizens to register, even if they opted out

English-only computer software a point of confusion at Motor Vehicle Commission offices, according to county election officials