Gov. Murphy Makes History By Adding 3 Women To Cabinet
Gov. Phil Murphy announced three new cabinet appointees on Tuesday.
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Gov. Phil Murphy announced three new cabinet appointees on Tuesday.
Hundreds of state and local government officials and police officers from across New Jersey met in Trenton to discuss marijuana legalization.
Camden County officials say are investigating a double fatal crash that left a third person in critical condition on Tuesday.
Dozens of drivers got into a sticky situation early Tuesday morning when a tanker spilled liquid asphalt onto a stretch of a major highway in South Jersey.
Several ambulances were destroyed in a raging fire in South Jersey, Monday morning.
A top GOP legislative lawyer says the new map of Pennsylvania Congressional maps issued by the state Supreme Court Monday is "very likely" to be challenged in federal court.
Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone, Jr. were last seen leaving a bar on Philadelphia's South Street in the late hours of Feb. 19, 2005.
NJ Transit is the nation's largest statewide public transportation system with more than 200 million passenger trips annually on its trains, buses and light rail.
A decade has gone by since the creation of this event, and it has gone from 600 people to now upwards of 3,000.
Talk to Ben Dworkin at the Rowan University Institute for Public Policy and Citizenship and he'll tell you Republican leaders in New Jersey are more than happy to see retired pharmaceutical executive Bob Hugin get in the race.
One New Jersey legislator is looking to make things easier for those availing themselves of medical marijuana in the state.
Crude oil prices have remained lower and oil and gas supplies have risen, but AAA Mid-Atlantic expects a change soon.
After years of reinvesting in and renovating the casino floor, hotel rooms and eateries, the Tropicana has become the No. 2 casino in the city in terms of gambling revenue.
Jacob Finkelstein, 18, allegedly made the false threats during school hours on February 9 at Eastern Regional High School.
Prosecutors say a New Jersey diner owner hired his friend to burn it down last month so he could collect on an insurance claim.
