New Jersey Attorney General’s TRUST Commission to hold public listening sessions in June
The meetings will be held June 24 and 26.
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Why electric bills are rising in New Jersey, according to one think tank
Electric bills in New Jersey are set to rise by an average of more than $20 a month beginning in June.
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With primary looming, New Jersey Democrats debate transit, taxes, who can beat GOP in November
This was the final debate for the Democratic candidates for governor.
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Transit strike ends after just 3 days as deal reached to get New Jersey trains rolling Tuesday
Gov. Phil Murphy issued a statement about the deal Sunday night.
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NJ Transit rail lines come to a standstill as engineers go on strike: What commuters need to know
All train service was halted indefinitely at 12:01 a.m. on Friday. Lightrail services are still operating.
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New Jersey clergy confront ICE: Faith groups block access to private detention center in Newark
Two activists were arrested and two clergy members were dragged away on Monday.
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Newark Mayor Ras Baraka released Friday night after arrest outside ICE Detention Center
Baraka was arrested after he tried to participate in an oversight tour of the ICE facility with three members of Congress.
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Platkin files lawsuit to permanently bar Menendez from holding public office in New Jersey
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced Monday that his office…
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Jersey City officials muzzle press at event, ban recording, social posts, police photos
The event, a flag-raising ceremony in honor of Israel, was organized by Jersey City and the city’s Office of Cultural Affairs to celebrate 77 years of Israel’s independence.
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N.J. Republican candidates for governor clash in explosive, chaotic first debate
The candidates repeatedly talked over each other during the almost two-hour debate.
