Case asks whether Hopewell Valley district violated federal act by excluding volunteers from religious groups and not other student organizations

Second Amendment groups point to rulings in Hawaii case for arguments against Garden State carrying restrictions

Weeks before midterm elections that will determine control of Congress, president is renewing push to exclude ballots

In dissent, Alito -- a son of New Jersey, with 25% immigrant population -- calls the decision 'a serious mistake'

Attorney general for NJ, where one in four is foreign-born, signs statement: Order violates Constitution, statutes, 150 years of rule

US Supreme Court to hear arguments over TikTok ban

Potential ruling on Tennessee puberty blocker ban disturbs medical providers, patients

Advocates fearful of Trump administration, want state to act on number of fronts

More than 41,000 applications were submitted after 2022 Bruen decision

The court upheld an Oregon city’s law banning people from sleeping outdoors

Sherrill heads roundtable on court ethics amid calls for justices Alito and Clarence Thomas to recuse themselves

Attorney Jeff Wild, co-founder of New Jersey Coalition to End Homelessness, discusses the ramifications of impending Supreme Court ruling

The surge followed a U.S. Supreme Court decision two years ago

Interview: Laura Lindberg, Rutgers School of Public Health

An additional 125,000 Americans approved for relief

Gov. Phil Murphy slams 'extreme right-wing organizations'

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

The deal would have shielded Sackler family from thousands of civil lawsuits

Concern that a wedge is being driven between Asian American community and other groups