The group Stop AAPI Hate logged 3,800 incidents of discrimination against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders nationwide, including 59 in New Jersey.
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At the end of 2020, more than 5,000 defendants were still waiting in jail, according to New Jersey Courts.
Gov. Phil Murphy's Tax Incentive Task Force said $578 million approved or awarded in tax breaks should be investigated and some of it should be ...
It's the last day residents can register to vote in NJ's July 7th primary, an election that will be almost entirely vote-by-mail. The process will be unfamiliar ...
New Jersey taxpayers face an $8 million tab to cover the cost of Gov. Phil Murphy's task force investigating business tax breaks.
A top American diplomat revealed new evidence Wednesday of President Donald Trump’s efforts to press Ukraine to investigate political rivals as House investigators launched public ...
Gov. Phil Murphy's investigation into corporate tax breaks has so far cost New Jersey taxpayers $6.5 million, according to invoices obtained by The Associated Press ...
Lax oversight and shady applications have cost taxpayers hundreds of millions.
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that a complete internet blackout against a registered sex offender was “arbitrary and unreasonable” because access to the internet ...
The Gateway rail tunnels under the Hudson's hit a roadblock. The president's proposed budget pulls the funding. Tried, convicted, sentence served. Should sex offenders have ...
A group of states, led by Texas, are going before the Supreme Court to fight President Obama's executive order on immigration that's designed to allow ...
Narcan, two years in. Is the program that's armed first responders with the heroin antidote been enough to prevent overdose deaths? The governor on curtailing ...
Ronald Chen traveled this summer to Korea in service of a sport he loves.
The new immigration policy has been criticized by opponents as an end-run around Congress, but supporters, too, have called the policy politically convenient and not ...
Talk turns to legacy as even interest-group allies acknowledge budget realities.