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The New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home at Menlo Park will receive the most outside assistance after state and federal regulators suspended admissions following serious inspection violations last year

The Murphy Administration has awarded contracts to two health care consulting firms to temporarily provide consulting and management services at the three state-run nursing homes serving veterans, for as much as $5 million.

New Jersey residents could receive up to $4,000 from the purchase of a new EV

To kick off Earth Week, Gov. Phil Murphy announced the final adoption of regulations to implement NJ's Environmental Justice Law.

The Charge Up New Jersey Program will have disbursed about $35 million this year to support the purchases of 10,000+ electric vehicles.

Supporters said the new rules ensure people who live in vulnerable communities have more of a say in whether permits for pollution-generating facilities can be granted or renewed.

Historic preservation authorities in New Jersey refused to place Dr. King's house in Camden on the state’s Historic Registry.

There are plenty of times when a hypothesis has earned an eye roll, with dot connection being a stretch beyond belief. But, this idea might have some merit. New Jersey’s government is beyond corrupt....

According to the ACLU, U.S. state governments have introduced more than 400 anti-transgender bills this year.

Here are the local South Jersey police departments involved in April's distracted driver ticket blitz.