A two-hour debate over backyard clutter and parking rules pushed Bergenfield's council to pump the brakes on three ordinances.

Nearly 2,000 students showed interest in the Dickinson ski trip, but the board says the vendor won't guarantee coverage.

A teacher says her daughter couldn't see her acupuncturist, and she paid out of pocket for urgent-care X-rays after Orange schools switched insurers.

City officials say new state data sharing is helping catch employers who skipped the 1% payroll tax meant to fund classrooms.

The measure follows a Motor Vehicle Commission glitch that wrongly registered 6,600 non-citizens to vote statewide.

The former supermarket will become a mandir with a prayer hall, classrooms and a children's playground.

Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission says it will boost public access Thursday, but critics call the end of virtual meetings a step backward.

Assembly Bill 5529 would force every district role with student contact to stay human, from counselors to cafeteria staff.

Dawn Fantasia says Governor Sherrill's Italian American shoutout was buried beneath her Indigenous Peoples' Day message.

A tied council vote leaves Fire Station 3's future in limbo, with one councilmember asking if reopening even makes sense.

Three new Assembly bills would force NJ colleges to use matching climate surveys and name safety liaisons.

A campaign-finance snapshot put Justin Murphy at $122 and Cory Booker at $22.2 million. They argued about Trump anyway.

Mitchelle Drulis's bill would hit violators with fines up to $20,000. Stay-to-play policies may add $100 to $500 or more to a family's tournament weekend.