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At one time, not all NJ schools allowed their students to have their own water bottles

An officer has been charged with theft for spending money that was never his, according to officials.

The Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office has teamed up with multiple local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies to put together a Violent Crime Initiative, aimed at identifying the most dangerous adults and juveniles in the county.

Included in a last-minute flurry of bills signed into law by Gov. Phil Murphy is a new rule that expands New Jersey's Move Over law to include more than just emergency vehicles and garbage trucks.

A New Jersey youth detention center let a “culture of abuse” in which staff sexually abused boys endure for decades, a new lawsuit alleges.

Two hospitals performed so well, they have spots on the Best 50 list.

The New Jersey School Ethics Commission has recommend reprimanding Monroe Superintendent Chari Chanley.

The decision to close Lindonwold Middle School early was made to “prioritize our students and staff mental health” and prepare for the resumption of class Thursday, according to superintendent Kristin O'Neil.

Kenneth Knapp Jr. has pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter, stemming from the 2022 killing of Kenneth Knapp Sr. in the Monmouth County house they shared.

Why virtual learning is ruining the snow day experience for some New Jersey kids