
The ruling will not go into effect pending final Supreme Court decision

The ruling will not go into effect pending final Supreme Court decision
NJ Spotlight NewsKimberly Mutcherson, professor of law at Rutgers University, discusses the potential implications
APInterview: Kelly Dittmar, associate professor of political science at Rutgers-Camden
APKelly Dittmar, associate professor of political science at Rutgers Camden, explains where we go from here

Students raised money to help struggling restaurants and support health care workers.

A new report highlights the devastating economic impact of COVID-19 on New Jersey’s largest city.

Senior Correspondent David Cruz watched the first presidential debate with a group of Rutgers-Camden students who are part in a national program that focuses on ...

Atlantic County opened its COVID-19 test site on Tuesday. Results across South Jersey show the disease is spreading faster than it was in North Jersey, ...

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.

International law expert Harry Rhea discusses the legal questions raised by Soleimani's death.

Rutgers-Camden University junior used a sleep out event to raise awareness about the homeless population to his fellow classmates.

Former Camden Mayor Dana Redd says education and medical institutions are creating a bio hub not just for Camden but all of South Jersey.

The governor is dealt a setback on relaxing certification rules for charter schools. The scandal ended long ago, but the fallout lingers and is a ...

A Rutgers-Camden study found that mental health treatment and counseling services are disproportionately received according to racial and socioeconomic factors.

According to a report, counties in the southern part of New Jersey aren't getting their fair share of public goods, like public transportation, schools, health ...

With more teens taking up vaping the surgeon general calls e-cigarettes a public health concern. Are they a healthy alternative to smoking or a gateway ...

The average borrower in New Jersey carries more than $30,000 in student loan debt and nearly two-thirds of students in the Garden State have loans.

An NJTV News exclusive. A complaint charges a charter school is intentionally segregated -- whiter and wealthier than the local public schools. The state's credit ...

Congressman Donald Norcross wants to provide immediate mental health care for all U.S. veterans seeking emergency help to reduce the high number of suicides among ...