The Ridgewood congressman wants federal AI grants for classrooms even as districts lock away student phones bell-to-bell.

A 6-3 council vote creates a $250-a-month sound permit for uptown waterfront venues after residents said Pier 13's noise hit a tipping point.

Second-time trash and recycling scofflaws can now just pay a fine — but a third offense still means facing a judge.

UBS plans to cut 41 more jobs at its Lincoln Harbor offices this November, pushing its 2026 Weehawken layoff total past 200.

Two councilmen say the transfer for Corporation Counsel Diana Jeffrey dodges Hoboken's own salary rules. The council approved it anyway.

Marotta Controls just landed two contracts on the Navy's new electronic warfare pod, building on 80 years of history in Montville.

A state review examined Plainfield's health plan and broader financial issues.

The Bayonne City Council voted 5-0 to launch a dedicated code enforcement division, splitting the city into inspection zones.

Leo Pellegrini, now serving time for embezzlement, will testify from Fort Dix about his bribery claims against ex-Mayor Ravi Bhalla.

Gov. Sherrill signed a shield law in Montclair letting patients sue for at least $1,000 per violation.

A costume that spews smoke forced a Cranford Township Committee recess, with Mayor Kathleen Prunty saying the disruption crossed into a safety issue.

NJIT graduate students are pushing back over changes to tuition pricing.

Commissioners want proof two Jersey City housing providers meet state code before spending public money on re-entry services.