NJ Assemblyman Wants To Add Exemption On State's Tax And Budget Increases Cap
A New Jersey legislator wants to expand exemptions to the state's two-percent cap.
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A New Jersey legislator wants to expand exemptions to the state's two-percent cap.
A New Jersey representative-elect will make history when she takes the oath of office in January, becoming the first black woman to represent the state in Congress.
Authorities say a man was found shot to death behind the wheel of a minivan that was still running on a Trenton street.
Dozens of activists and community members gathered at the steps of the New Jersey Statehouse to show their support for legalizing marijuana.
Two people sitting in a car were wounded when two people approached their vehicle and started shooting.
State Senator Raymond Lesniak of North Jersey first sponsored sports betting legislation eight-years ago and has been fighting for it ever since.
This time, New Jersey lawmakers see a loophole, planning to partially repeal the state ban and allow casinos and racetracks to proceed without regulation.
A man police say told a clerk at a store in Trenton, New Jersey he was a cop, then assaulted her, has been arrested.
Is it child abuse if someone leaves a toddler in a car to run into a store? That's a question the New Jersey Supreme Court is going to take on.
For Assemblyman Paul Moriarty, putting video cameras in new police cars became personal two years ago.
Bet you didn't know this is New Jersey's 350th anniversary. Most people in the Garden State don't.
A group has returned lost Purple Heart medals belonging to three World War II veterans from New Jersey.
Dozens have gathered at the steps of the New Jersey Statehouse to show their support for legalizing marijuana.
There's a good deal of attention in New Jersey centered on a plan to tax electronic cigarettes in the same fashion as other tobacco products.
Experts say the upward trend in prices is normal for this time of year.
Opponents are showing up at his public and private events, hurling criticisms on a range of topics and questioning his knowledge of a plot orchestrated by his aides to tie up traffic near the world's busiest bridge.
New Jersey's largest newspaper says it now regrets endorsing Republican Gov. Chris Christie for re-election.
The frigid temperatures have made for some unique sights around the Delaware Valley. One of them is in Lower Bucks County, which has become quite an attraction thanks to stacking ice.
A community pulled together Sunday to rescue a dog that was stranded on the ice in the Delaware River.
A southern New Jersey man who pleaded guilty in a child pornography investigation that led to several other arrests is now headed to prison.
Protesters upset with how the state is distributing relief funding for Superstorm Sandy victims have taken their complaints to Trenton.
The mother of two children who were living periodically in a 5-by-10-foot unit at a New Jersey storage facility will not have to serve a prison sentence.
The former owner of a third-party insurance administration agency was convicted of theft and misapplication of entrusted property.
Officials say the river was 65-percent blocked by 1-2 foot chunks of ice on Wednesday, leading to a seven-foot rise in the river level.
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack and his brother are scheduled to go on trial in federal court on fraud, bribery and extortion conspiracy.
