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/PRNewswire/ -- New Jersey state dignitaries, environmental advocates and energy executives gathered today at the Logan Generating site in Swedesboro, NJ to...

TRENTON – Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin today announced $5 million in grant funding to protect access to abortion care by ensuring that there is an

The move comes after the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services last week cut off federal funding for new admissions at state-run veteran homes after finding major shortcomings in care and deficiencies in pandemic infection control.

New Jersey was awarded close to $170 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for water infrastructure improvements.

New Jersey wants someone else to take charge of New Jersey’s troubled state-run veteran’s homes.

Beginning on Dec. 5, New Jersey hunters can head out to help reduce the bear population.

Mayors from Morris County towns held a press conference discuss the impacts of the pending increases to state employee health insurance premiums.

Governor Phil Murphy's "Energy Master Plan" relies heavily on wind power, Save Jerseyans, but the Murphy Administration hasn't overseen the construction of a single offshore wind turbine to date. In fact, New Jersey would need to build a new turbine every 13 days for the next 28 years to catch up.

Trenton City Council candidates say a brand new election should be held in New Jersey's capitol city

Trenton City Council candidates say a brand new election should be held in New Jersey's capitol city