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Starting October 13, Newark landlords must cover their own broker commissions. Violations can bring fines up to $1,250 per improper charge.
Steven Rodriguez says Paterson schools stripped his support staff and reprimanded him for the first time in 26 years after he turned 67.
Lynette Johnson lost a burned-out East Orange property to tax foreclosure — now the state's top court is weighing whether she's owed thousands back.
The fourth annual gathering lands at 550 Broad Street, pairing Mayor Ras J. Baraka with developers, museum chiefs, and Prudential leaders.
Essex County College hosts a daylong summit Saturday where activists will vote on resolutions covering reparations, voting rights and more.
A management group and two city analysts say Jersey City skipped overtime pay since 2019 - now a second lawsuit from fire officers has followed.
A pocket park and community garden hinges on federal money Jersey City keeps losing to missed deadlines.
Union County Assemblywoman Annette Quijano's bill targets courtrooms, legislative offices and county buildings statewide.
Claudia and Michael Case say Jersey City and Hoboken flip-flopped on approvals, then ordered their $2.5M condo building vacated.
A new Trenton bill would create a Reparations Bureau and pay all Black New Jerseyans, not just descendants of the enslaved.
Baraka wants the county to pay Newark for tax-exempt land, but DiVincenzo says the city already owes taxpayers $30 million.
Gabrielle Gilles denies the simple assault charge and stays on the ballot, while her arresting officer's father is the Democrat she's running against.
Julie Moreno and Nef Juarez tried three times to fix his immigration status before he left for Mexico last October. Now she's planning to join him.
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