
Republican candidate for governor names Jim Gannon for lieutenant governor

Republican candidate for governor names Jim Gannon for lieutenant governor

Sinkhole repairs to take longer than expected

Officials say the hole was caused by a collapsed drainage pipe, unlike I-80 sinkholes
(Facebook/New Jersey Department of Transportation)Collapse near a long-abandoned mine complicates highway re-construction near Wharton

Law enforcement say there is no immediate threat
NJ Spotlight NewsThe program is now active in all 21 New Jersey counties

New center in Parsippany provides help with housing, behavioral health and case management
(Taylor Jung/NJ Spotlight News)Stress and grief mar lives of Palestinian Americans in NJ, who feel as if they’re living in a ‘bad dream’
NJ Spotlight NewsInterview: Republican Christine Serrano Glassner
(NJ Spotlight News)Race in Middletown provides glimpse at how once-sleepy affairs have been altered
(AP Photo/Mel Evans)Democrats must put forward a new nominee by end of August

Williams co-founded Spring Street Community Development Corporation in Morris County

In Madison, council set to overturn ordinance that OK'd medical marijuana dispensary, ban others

Rizzo is a frequent Murphy critic who has called for businesses and schools to reopen. His campaign is focusing on "reclaiming the prosperity of New ...

The mostly Latino community faces greater health risks from COVID-19, so the police department has taken to the streets to educate community members and hand ...

The State Department of Agriculture says 81 acres of hemp crops have been planted so far this year and another 2 acres in greenhouses.

While all eyes have been on the presidential race’s outcome, Legislative District 25 has still not declared a winner, 6 days after the election.

Off-year elections for state Assembly races don’t typically generate a lot of buzz, but in one Morris County district, the heat of the competition is ...

John Spielman of Kinnelon found out the hard way that while there’s great compassion for treating drug addiction as a disease, there’s still a bull's-eye ...

The state’s expected to announce the six new licensees -- two each in South, Central and North Jersey -- Nov. 1.