He invoked Trump as 'new sheriff in town' in rants that showed 'appearance of ethnic and socioeconomic bias,' majority finds

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

A 12-year challenge fizzles when the state Supreme Court declines to consider an appeal that upheld how local districts get their aid

State defendants say no 'immediate intervention' necessary, and case should take the typical route to an appeals panel

The ruling leaves authority for similar actions in question

Hospitals grapple with big declines in state, federal funding

For years, the church had argued private institutions were protected from grand jury investigation

Catholic Camden Diocese continues fight in legal battle over abuse allegations

The Catholic Diocese of Camden challenged use of a special grand jury for the investigation

Gov. Phil Murphy nominated former acting AG John Jay Hoffman in June

Atlantic City casino workers union plans to appeal the ruling

The court says students with disabilities can reenroll in high school even after earning a state-issued diploma via GED

John Jay Hoffman, named to replace Justice Lee Solomon, is expected to get swift approval

The court rules that victims of harassment cannot be barred from speaking out

In appeal to state Supreme Court, AG lists major concerns about Camden nuclear tech firm

Michael Noriega would be the first first public defender appointed to the court

A lack of judges has been impacting some New Jersey counties for years

After 40 years, what lessons have been learned in housing, planning and environmental consequences?

The 2022 hunt began on Tuesday and will continue through Dec. 10

Senate Judiciary Committee considered several Superior Court nominees