No results yet of of radon and radiological testing in and around the high school grounds

Testing of soil at the high school began this week

The number of high school graduates believed to have rare cancers has risen to 80

The New Jersey Department of Health has logged 245 reported case of Zika, five of them were this year.

Trenton enters the 21st Century with a new IT department. Can consolidating communications make us safer? Ahead of Tuesday's primary election, one Democrat vying for ...

Construction of a new affordable housing complex in Woodbridge is being paid for with federal and state grants, housing development programs and private investment, not ...

Hearing citizens out. On funding for schools, pensions and worthy projects. Is there enough in the budget to go around? Eastside High basketball's paying a ...

The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities is offering towns money to conduct feasibility studies to create microgrids, which work as small-scale, localized power systems.

A civil rights icon generates a tweetstorm from Trump. Might some New Jersey representatives boycott the inauguration in solidarity? Police say they're finding their jobs ...

Critical care for the incarcerated. Who pays? A financial crisis closes parochial schools. And cooling centers are saving lives this steamy summer.

Municipalities throughout the state have designated cooling centers when the temperatures soar, offering residents a place to go during hot days.

The Bridgegate committee hears from the governor's chief of staff. The governor has some answers and questions about the budget gap. And what should we ...

FEMA NJ Sandy Recovery Field Office Public Assistance Branch Chief Douglas Westermann says that the agency is working with the state in order to get ...

Flooding and power outages have begun as Hurricane Sandy starts affecting New Jersey.

If the sight of their apartments and belongings in shambles wasn't bad enough, affected residents must now deal with replacing important documents that were destroyed ...