Police say state law limits response to disruptive behavior. Civil rights groups disagree

But some advocates want more diversity in police training commission

The state's top court holds the key to progress on civilian review boards.

Police and fire representatives don't agree on a bill meant to transform the retirement system. The Assembly Appropriations Committee approved a plan to transfer management ...

Embedded in President Trump's proposed budget, deep cuts to women's health care and cancer screenings. And deep cuts to environmental cleanup in a state bounded ...

The historic State House has fallen into disrepair. Can we afford to fix it? Can we afford not to? A candidate for governor slows his ...

According to the Federal Highway Administration, filling in the space between a double yellow line does not comply with regulations.

Co-signers beware. Those onerous student loans might pack a bigger punch than you know at pay back time. The entire loan may get called at ...

NJSPBA President Pat Colligan says that the police and fire union pensions are in good shape compared to other state pensions.

Strong words as bridge scandal investigators take aim at each other. Who’s cashing in? The big money battle in college sports. And why is Ras ...

Officials are considering a bill that would end the practice of paying public employees for unused sick and vacation time upon their retirement.