New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association oversees school sports

Investigation could strip the team of state title

Student athletes will be allowed to resume sports this fall after much debate and revisions to guidelines set by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic ...

There's a new normal for high school student athletes across the state. Before the workout even begins, pre-screening temperature check, a daily questionnaire asking about ...

As sports leagues and practices prepare to resume across the state, they will be able to do so under strict guidelines, which will vary from ...

New Jersey has been ranked first in the nation for its health and safety policies for student athletes by the Korey Stringer Institute, scoring best ...

The new regulations do not come without opposition, as some believe the proposal is misguided and driven by factors other than data.

If the executive board votes to approve a girls wrestling tournament, it could be held in 2019.

The Paterson Board of Education voted to fire and suspend employees associated with Eastside High School's basketball scandal.

Hearing citizens out. On funding for schools, pensions and worthy projects. Is there enough in the budget to go around? Eastside High basketball's paying a ...

The basketball coach and assistant coach at Paterson Eastside have been suspended after it was discovered that they were housing players from Nigeria and Puerto ...

A high school basketball coach's recruiting and housing of players got him suspended. Now there could be consequences for the team, too. Prices skyrocket for ...

Congressman Frank Pallone and several members of the House sent letters to collegiate and youth sports leaders asking them to outline how they plan to ...

The Route 35 post-Sandy repair, a year behind and way over budget. How did a 12-mile stretch down the shore become the most expensive road ...

The Medical Advisory Committee of the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association has released recommendations to battle drug addiction by avoiding narcotic painkillers, including the ...

The first federal lawsuit over lead in the school water supply. Plaintiffs are seeking class action status to hold political leaders accountable for the poison. ...

Fixing the pension system. Who will "pay the price"? Fighting the NJ Transit fare hike. Still trying to rebuild. Fighting FEMA red tape. And growing ...

NJSIAA Special Committee Co-Chair Michael Zapicchi says that separating public and non-public schools in football conferences would solve some of the issues that currently exist.

Would he make a good president? What New Jerseyans think about the governor. The push to reduce traffic in the skies above the Hudson. And ...

The NJSIAA is imposing a rule for the 2015 football season that limits contact to 90 minutes a week. It's an effort to reduce the ...