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First Lady Tammy Murphy announced $1.275 million in grants to a total of 17 startups through a CSIT maternal and infant health grant program.

A judge has allowed several civil counts to proceed in a 2020 lawsuit filed by Newark-based Blueprint against elected officials and others.

Officials say changes to the bail process have resulted in greater costs for municipalities battling the vehicle theft epidemic.

Officials say changes to the bail process have resulted in greater costs for municipalities battling the vehicle theft epidemic.

Two Republican assemblymen with targets on their backs have announced their plans to seek re-election to their Jersey shore seats, setting up a possible

New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) CEO Tim Sullivan spoke with NJBIZ about some of 2022’s highlights as well as what's ahead.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) voted to grant a Certificate for Williams Co.s Transco subsidiary to proceed with the project.

A new online tool will allow PVWC customers in Clifton, Passaic, Paterson and Prospect Park to easily determine if they have lead water service lines.

TRENTON – In an effort to maintain sibling relationships in the child welfare system, Governor Phil Murphy today signed S1034/A1357, establishing the Siblings’ Bill of Rights in New Jersey. The bill, which will take effect immediately, will supplement the Child Placement Bill of Rights, adding a number of provisions to strengthen sibling bonds in the child welfar

Seven whales have now washed dead on New Jersey beaches in recent weeks, Save Jerseyans, and as we've previously reported, scientists and activists are concerned that offshore wind exploration is playing a role. Congressman Jeff Van Drew (R, NJ-02) who represents a large chunk of the Jersey Shore