Chris Christie To Drop Out Of 2024 Presidential Race: Reports

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is dropping out of the 2024 U.S. presidential race, according to multiple reports.

5 Big Takeaways From Gov. Murphy’s State Of The State Address

More affordable housing, increased abortion access, artificial intelligence exploration and more are coming to NJ, Gov. Murphy says.

NJ Gym Membership Cancellations Made Easier Under New Law

A newly-signed law will keep customers from being trapped by “rigid in-person membership cancellation policies,” officials said.

NJ Migrant Bus Arrivals Must Give 32 Hours' Notice, Murphy Says

“The treatment of these individuals is not humane at the moment, including the fact that we’re getting no notice of their arrival."

$5M Migrant Spending In NJ Considered But Never Realized: Report

The Murphy administration considered using $5M in pandemic recovery aid to handle an anticipated influx of migrants, new documents show.

What’s Going On With REAL ID? Things To Know In NJ

The deadline to have the federally approved driver's license that will allow you to use it to fly within the United States is coming up.

Embattled Senator Bob Menendez Hit With New Bribery Allegations

Sen. Bob Menendez faces a new allegation that he used his clout to help an NJ businessman get a deal with a Qatari investment fund.

Judge Rejects Sen. Menendez’s Request To Delay Bribery Trial

The order means the May trial date will remain in place for Menendez, who faces trial along with his wife and three New Jersey businessmen.

NJ ANCHOR Deadline Is Friday: How To File, Check Payment Status

​Time is running out to file your application for New Jersey's ANCHOR property tax benefit. See when to expect your payment if you do:

10 New NJ Laws That Could Impact You In 2024

Laws included supporting first-generation homebuyers, not needing a prescription for birth control, and requiring flood risk notifications.

Feds Probing Gender, Race Discrimination At NJ State Police: Reports

The probe comes amid lawsuits claiming New Jersey State Police have perpetuated a hostile work environment for women and minorities.

Age Limit Proposed For Social Media Use In New NJ Bill

This latest bill requires parents' consent for kids to use social media, but civil rights advocates say it infringes on freedom of speech.

Dollar General Agrees $1.2M Settlement With NJ Over Price Gouging: AG

An investigation at 58 stores across the state found thousands of instances where prices were higher at the register than on the shelves.

N.J. First Lady Tammy Murphy Running For U.S. Senate

Tammy Murphy said in a video announcement Wednesday that she is running for recently-indicted Robert Mendendez​'s seat in the U.S. Senate.

Teacher Shortage, High School Tests: Education Bills In NJ Legislature

Now that Election Night is over, Patch is looking ahead to the state legislature’s scheduled return to session later this month.

Election Day 2023 In NJ: Voter Guide, How To Report Problems

Here's what to know Tuesday as you head out to the polls in New Jersey, with legislature seats across the state on the ballot.

Election Day 2023 In NJ: Who's On The Ballot, Where To Vote

All 40 of NJ’s legislative districts have elections this year, and there are races at the local and school level. Here's what to know:

Gov. Murphy Spent $12K On Taylor Swift Concert, Stadium Events: Report

A Politico report showed Gov. Phil Murphy used taxpayer funds to purchase nearly $12,000 worth of food and drinks at MetLife Stadium events.

$37M Raised Ahead Of 2023 New Jersey Elections, Commission Says

The race in one district is likely to be one of the most expensive legislative races ever, said the NJ Election Law Enforcement Commission.

Election Day 2023: Check Your Voter Registration In NJ

Make sure you are ready to vote in your neighborhood for school board, local government, and state legislature elections on November 7.

NJ To Surpass $15 Minimum Wage For Most Hourly Workers In 2024

The increase slightly surpasses a goal set by Gov. Murphy and state leaders in 2019. Minimum wage was $8.60 per hour when he took office.

NJ, 41 States Suing Meta Over 'Addictive' Features They Say Harm Kids

NJ is among 42 states that have filed a federal lawsuit against Meta, alleging the social media giant is responsible for harming youth.

Sen. Menendez Acted As Foreign Agent, New Indictment Charges

Federal prosecutors charged Menendez with being an unregistered agent of the Egyptian government in a superseding indictment Thursday.

ANCHOR Payments Arrive Early In NJ: See When You’ll Get Yours

The payments for the 2020 tax year are coming ahead of schedule, with more than 700,000 residents being sent direct deposits Thursday.

Confusion, Fear As COVID Deaths Mounted At NJ Veterans Homes: Report

The State Commission of Investigation said it "uncovered heartbreaking accounts" from loved ones of those who died at NJ's veterans homes.

Menendez Criminal Trial Scheduled: What's Next For Accused NJ Senator

The tentative trial date would come just one month before New Jersey’s primary.

These NJ Towns Haven’t Corrected Massive Sick Leave Payouts: State

The state comptroller's office could recommend that state aid is withheld from these nine New Jersey municipalities.

NJ Sues Amazon As Part Of Federal Monopoly Lawsuit

The lawsuit alleges that Amazon wields its power to inflate prices on other platforms, overcharge sellers and suppress competition.

These 10 NJ Parks Could Close As Government Shutdown Looms

An almost-certain federal government shutdown could impede future weekend and vacation plans for many New Jersey residents and visitors.

Federal Bill Collapses, Shutdown Looms: What It Means For NJ Residents

The shutdown would close national parks and stop work for some federal agencies, while other employees wouldn't get paychecks on time.

NJ Sen. Menendez, Wife Make Court Appearance After Bribery Indictment

The Democrat has declared his innocence and insisted he will not step down. He and his wife are accused of trading favor for gifts and cash.

$2B ANCHOR Rebate Deadline Approaches, NJ Sends Filing Help

The ANCHOR Outreach Team can answer questions about the property tax relief program and help people file, the state treasurer's office said.

How A Federal Government Shutdown Would Affect NJ Residents

Roughly 2 million military personnel and 2 million civilian workers wouldn’t get their paychecks on time if the government shuts down.

Menendez Says He Will Not Resign, Is Innocent After Bribery Indictment

With his own party turning against him, Menendez continues his push to retain power.

Gold Bars For Govt. Documents: Feds Say NJ Sen. Menendez Aided Egypt

The U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of NY unsealed an indictment Friday against Bob Menendez, his wife Nadine, and 3 businessmen.

Same-Day Real ID Appointments Open In NJ Ahead Of New Deadline

Same-day appointments are available at various MVC service centers around the state. See where below:

NJ Has Highest Median Household Income, New Census Data Shows

Take a look at which states ranked as the 5 highest and 5 lowest for median household income, according to the U.S. Census.

Contested LGBTQ Policy Rejected By NJ Schools Not Mandatory

State officials said Policy 5756 was not "mandatory"prompting one school to repeal it entirely.

NJ’s New Lieutenant Governor Is Tahesha Way

The 51-year-old will succeed the late Sheila Oliver as New Jersey's third lieutenant governor. Way became Secretary of State in 2018.

Bear Hunt Back On In NJ: First Kill Could Be Next Month

The policy provides for an annual black bear hunting season, divided into two one-week periods, in designated parts of seven NJ counties.