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A federal appellate court has given a sliver of hope to Kenneth "Supreme" McGriff in his bid to free himself from the eight life sentences he was g...

Want to support local restaurants while scoring deals on summer fare? Burlington County Restaurant Week is set for August.

North Bergen officials have voiced opposition to pending state legislation regarding zoning, urging that the legislation not advance further. Mayor Nicholas

New Jersey is one step closer to establishing its own Black heritage trail, which would highlight the cultural sites and stories about the state's Black history. Possible sites include The Stephen Smith House and Harriet Tubman in Cape May, and Chicken Bone Beach and Civil Rights Garden in Atlantic City, and Timbuctoo in Burlington County.

The United States Supreme Court has ruled to overturn Roe v. Wade weeks after the unprecedented leak of the draft opinion.

Republicans want to do more with the state’s unexpected surplus. They’ve proposed tax relief called “Give It Back”: $4 billion in rebates to 4 million residents.

Trenton – In an effort to ensure all police officers are meeting qualifications, the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee today advanced legislation sponsored

Burlington Restaurant Week returns for a fourth year this summer striving to become better than the year before.

Trenton – In an effort to encourage the use of low carbon concrete throughout the state, the Senate Environment and Energy Committee today approved legislation

Steve Adubato sits down with Sen. Troy Singleton (D) - NJ, Senate Majority Whip, to discuss clean water, climate change, making NJ