More than 200 NJ religious leaders gathered to discuss security threats and how to deal with them

New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way says state voting has never been hacked. But that doesn't mean the state is going to let its ...

Former FBI agent Manny Gomez says New Jersey's 11,000 computerized voting machines are easy for hackers to break into.

The FBI warns of hackers on Election Day perhaps even deciding the outcome of races. What's New Jersey doing about it? Gov. Christie expands what ...

State officials and prosecutors, along with an FBI agent that investigated the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and the former Columbine High School principal, discussed ...

Does a former Christie aid believe the governor "flat out lied" about his knowledge of the GWB lane closures? What did he know and when ...

Security experts say one of the biggest threats to New Jersey remains homegrown style extremism coupled with cyber terrorism.

Christie calls a timeout on lifting hospitals tax exempt status. Too many towns have slammed tax courts with lawsuits demanding their "fair share" of hospital ...

The stock market slip and slides on its way to being stabilized, but what does the market's shudder say about our investment strategies? It's been ...

After a cyberattck last spring, Rutgers is taking full precaution and has hired three firms to protect against future attacks. However, the cost of the ...

Ebola screenings at Newark Liberty. Expanding capacity at Port Newark. Our top threats: Homeland Security IDs them. Bet on sports betting. Protesting the Pinelands pipeline.

Officials gathered at Monmouth University to discuss security issues at the annual "Emerging Issues in the Homeland Enterprise" conference.