More national organizations join legal proceedings, signaling growing potential for influence in other states

Mediation in lawsuit over New Jersey’s segregated schools began in October 2023

Segregation is a long-standing, near-intractable problem in NJ schools. Can state’s approach help find a solution?

Attorney for families and advocacy groups is set to file appeal by Nov. 10

Boosting economic growth in America. Christie outlines his five-point plan as state workers challenge the governor to "keep his promise and obey the law." And ...

An Essex County judge has agreed to re-sentence James Comer who was 17 when he was given a 75-year prison sentence with the possibility of ...

A raucous rally over taxi competition. A roadblock for the Transportation Trust Fund. Scanning social media for test cheats. Deconstructing the Exxon settlement.

New Jersey's Supreme Court ruled that focusing on the victim's perception rather than the defendant's intent in bias crimes cases violated the 14th Amendment.

A court battle in Trenton over same-sex marriage. A big crackdown on gun violence in the state capital. The state loses jobs. And the Devils ...

Judge Mary Jacobson heard arguments that this summer's U.S. Supreme Court decisions have changed the landscape and New Jersey's civil unions are inadequate for gay ...