Plus: Stars of ‘Take the Lead’ discuss the musical and the importance of arts education

Estimates say the nonprofit arts sector in New Jersey took a $60 million hit since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. It's a huge problem ...

One safety net for homeowners in trouble comes to an end. Will its replacement help slow down foreclosures? Higher Mortgage rates could put a dent ...

The Jersey arts scene had some notable achievements in 2016, and 2017 is on track to be another eventful year.

Tony nominee Rob McClure was raised in New Milford and attended Montclair State University. This summer he took over the leading role in "Something Rotten!" ...

Donald Trump takes center stage. His speech was historically long, loud and fiery. But did it unify the party? A special Reporters Roundtable looks at ...

Paper Mill Playhouse will receive the 2016 Regional Theatre Tony Award.

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. ...

Tony Award-winning actress Laura Benanti, who was raised in Kinnelon, is starring in "She Loves Me" on Broadway.

The gaming mecca with the shortage of money prepares to shut down and Atlantic City's mayor has some harsh words for the governor. They may ...

The Senate's in session. Set to tackle bills Christie's already vetoed. And then some. But just how much can they accomplish with Christie out of ...

Robert De Niro is directing the latest production of "A Bronx Tale" which is set to open at Paper Mill Playhouse.

The numbers show a surge in rape reports. They're crimes that may have happened months or years ago. As celebrities make the headlines on the ...

It was another banner year for New Jersey's arts scene and it seems 2016 will follow suit with events happening throughout the Garden State.

Thirty-two new police officers -- the most diverse class in Jersey City history -- sworn in to serve the neighborhoods they've called home. The new ...

Paper Mill Playhouse held its 20th annual Rising Star Awards, which honors high school students and educators for their work in theater.

Kathleen Marshall, Christine Ebersol and Charles Shaughnessy discuss the upcoming Paper Mill Playhouse production of "Ever After."

Life in Exxon's contamination zone. Light Rail. Could extending it create jobs? Questioning paid sick leave. Is it constitutional? Replacing Andrew Jackson with a Jersey ...

Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn is putting on Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz’s stage adaptation of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame.”

Police and citizens worlds apart. The rough race for Bergen County Executive. Cracking down on driving distracted. Heart attack. It's different for women. And maybe ...