In Lambertville, development and housing plans spur a backlash against mayor and recall talk
Lambertville residents fear a 200-unit project by K. Hovnanian Homes on a contaminated hill will unleash environmental havoc.
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From rescue to courtroom: Lawrence woman faces charges for keeping a deer
The State of New Jersey has pursued legal action against a farm owner for housing a deer in her barn.
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State voided Trenton Water Works tests, levied $235K fine
Records released by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection…
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Five minutes with New Jersey boxer and world champion Shadasia Green
Shadasia Green is the first woman from New Jersey to ever win a world boxing title.
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Top New Jersey environmental official warns of ‘substantial and imminent threat’ at Trenton Water Works
Shawn LaTourette compared the Trenton water crisis to Flint, Michigan and Jackson, Misissippi.
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Local news site Red Bank Green wins free speech showdown over police blotter post
A man who filed a citizen’s complaint against local news site Red Bank Green for refusing to remove a police blotter item dropped the case Thursday.
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New Jersey lifeguard pension system under fire: $34 million shortfall, double dipping, and unequal burdens
Acting State Comptroller Kevin Walsh says the state needs to get rid of a law that requires certain shore towns to provide.a pension to seasonal lifeguards.
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New Jersey attorney general to keep control of Paterson Police after top court ruling
Matt Platkin is victorious in battle for oversight of the Paterson Police Department.
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The Alina Habba controversy: What we know so far about Trump’s embattled New Jersey prosecutor
The Trump administration is locked in a dogfight with the judiciary over New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor. What we know as of Wednesday evening, July 23.
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Police blotter case in Red Bank, New Jersey raises First Amendment concerns
Local news publisher Red Bank Green would only face only a fine of about $200, but the case could have far-reaching effects on local media.
