As rents surge in Jersey City, mayoral candidates offer diverging plans on affordable housing
More than 100 residents turned out for a housing forum earlier this month hosted by mayoral candidate Bill O’Dea.
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Water pressure: Battle over Trenton utility reignites fears of privatization and loss of control
Some Trenton residents are pushing back against a state regionalization plan for the Trenton Water Works.
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Bill would strip New Jersey State Police from Attorney General oversight
The bill would make the 3,300-officer division its own department for the first time since 1948.
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Irvington blew $632K in opioid funds on two concerts, New Jersey watchdog finds
Contracts were also funneled to businesses owned or controlled by a township employee, according to the report.
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East Trenton neighborhood to be declared a Superfund site due to lead hazards
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will place an entire neighborhood in East Trenton on its Superfund list.
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Trump’s pick for U.S. Attorney of New Jersey, Alina Habba, draws fire from Democrats
On Monday, the White House formally nominated Habba to a four-year term — and Democrats aren’t happy.
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ICE sent New Jersey migrants to states with tougher immigration judges after Delaney Hall uprising
Federal immigration authorities have been sending detainees from Newark’s Delaney Hall to red states throughout the country.
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“Unfathomable power”: New Jersey leads multi-state fight over rapid-fire gun devices
Platkin’s lawsuit — which counts among its plaintiffs the attorneys general from 14 other states and the District of Columbia — seeks to stop the redistribution of forced-reset triggers.
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Holtec talks about nuclear power plant plans in New Jersey
A bill sponsored by Senators Bob Smith and Nicholas Scutari would give the state BPU sole authority to approve new mini-reactors, removing the power of host communities.
