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.

A new interactive map flags 20,000 units across Jersey City, and a fresh housing chief is set to lead the audit's next phase.

P.S. 16's annex opened already overcrowded in 2021 and now runs at 250% of design capacity, with zero new classrooms planned downtown.

Newark's 43,000-plus students now must keep devices “off and away” all day, with confiscation possible for violations.

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.