Mercer County Counts Continue After Scanner Snafu

County officials have requested prosecutors investigate whether the issues were intentionally caused.

Election 2022: Too Close To Call A Flip In The New Jersey House 7 Race

New Jersey Republican Tom Kean led incumbent Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski in the 7th Congressional District race 52.3% to 47.7%.

Republicans Flip New Jersey House Seat

As of Wednesday afternoon, the GOP had claimed 205 seats, according to The New York Times, and needs 218 to become the majority.

Biden Student Debt Relief Plan Blocked By Judge: What To Know In NJ

The court ruling impacts more than 1 million New Jersey borrowers, throwing President Joe Biden's plan in limbo.

NJ Bear Hunt May Return As Population Spikes, Encounters Increase

Gov. Phil Murphy said 2020's bear hunt would be 'the last' under his administration. Now, he says nonlethal strategies aren't enough.

3 Takeaways From New Jersey's 2022 Midterm Elections

Elections throughout the nation will determine majorities in the House and Senate. But New Jersey's dust has largely settled.

No GOP ‘Wave,' But Republicans Could Still Gain Control Of U.S. House

Republicans fell short of their greatest ambitions for major gains in the U.S. House, with control of the chamber still in doubt Wednesday.

Will NJ Residents Know Midterm Election Results Before Going To Bed?

New NJ election protocols may make the results of more races clearer by bedtime. But several key states could take longer to tally votes.

More Than 725,000 Votes Cast In Advance Of Election Day

Polling places will open their doors at 6 a.m. Tuesday and close at 8 p.m.

Storms Mean New Jersey Residents Need To Build 'In A Way That's More Resilient'

Gov. Phil Murphy and Commissioner of Environmental Protection Shawn M. LaTourette announced the rule proposal late last month that is in ...

Republican Kean's Challenge To Malinowski Headlines New Jersey's Election Day

Incumbent Democrat Tom Malinowski faces Republican Tom Kean in one of 12 congressional races.

Organization's Inaccurate Messages To Voters Being Thwarted In New Jersey

New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way warned about election misinformation being shared via text by the Voting Futures organization.

14K Cars Stolen From NJ Streets This Year, Murphy Demands Action

The governor offered several new proposals to combat the rise in auto thefts, plus an old reminder: lock your vehicle and remove the keys.

2018 ‘Blue Wave' Democrats Face Different Challenges Four Years Later

“Every election going forward, there’s going to be a challenge,” Jones said.

NJ Midterm Elections: The Biggest Races, How To Cast Your Vote

New Jersey's local and House elections could significantly impact communities and the nation as a whole. Here's what you should know.

Clark Mayor's Racist Comments Caused A Furor. Can Dems Use Them To Win In GOP Stronghold?

Leaked recordings of Republican Mayor Sal Bonaccorso using racist language may not be enough to oust Bonaccorso’s allies from the council.

With ‘Democracy Itself' On The Ballot, Biden Warns Of ‘Path To Chaos' By Election Deniers

“You have the power,” Biden said. “It’s your decision. The fate of the nation, the fate of the soul of America is with the people," he said.

Murphy Signs Law Aimed At Speeding Up Unemployment Payouts

The bipartisan measure will make administrative changes to how unemployment insurance is paid out.

Conspiracy Theorists Urge Voting As Late As Possible On Election Day To ‘Stop The Steal'

A close ally of Republican Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano has a plan that she claims will help win him the election.

Proud Boys Could Crash Pro-Trans, Pro-Abortion Rights Event In NJ

Online communications involving New Jersey's chapter of the white-nationalist group encouraged disruption of The Roe Show.

Lawmakers May Give Auto Insurance Minimums Another Look

The bill requires auto insurance policies to include at least $50,000 in personal injury protection coverage, up from the $15,000 mandate.

Democrats Denounce Race-Baiting Campaign Mailers As ‘Hateful And Divisive'

The mailers are part of a nationwide campaign by Donald Trump aide Stephen Miller’s America First Legal to sway voters against Democrats.

Insurance, Taxes Dominate First Car-Sharing Regulation Talks

Car-sharing firms allow vehicle owners to rent their cars to others when they aren’t using them.

Lawmaker Calls For Review Of State Office That Prosecutes Public Corruption Cases

A state legislator is calling for an independent review of the state attorney general’s office of public integrity and accountability.

More Home Heating Assistance Available To NJ Residents This Winter

State officials approved rate hikes for four different utility companies​, making it pricier for New Jersey residents to heat their homes.

New Jersey House Races See $15 Million In Outside Spending

Republicans fight to regain control of Congress after next week’s elections. districts like New Jersey’s 7th as key to their efforts.

Incarcerated People Endure Health Care, Safety Problems In Prisons, Report Says

People incarcerated in New Jersey’s prisons reported that staff assaulted them and ignored requests for medical care.

Concerns Grow That Voter Intimidation Could Disrupt Midterm Elections

Across the country, election workers and voters are growing increasingly concerned about the threats of voter intimidation at the polls.

Report: New Jersey Prepared For Moderate Recession

The report by Moody's Analytics shows New Jersey is among a majority of states that have cash balances large enough to survive a recession.

CVS, Walgreens, Walmart Opioid Settlement May Send More Money To NJ

Local, state and tribal governments are set to receive billions under tentative agreements from the corporations.

Obamacare Open Enrollment Begins In NJ: What To Know

New Jerseyans who get health insurance through the Affordable Care Act or the state marketplace can now enroll.

New Jersey Congressional Races See $15M In Outside Spending

Nearly half of the outside spending in the state has been poured into the 7th Congressional District.

‘Election Misinformation’ Texts Sent To NJ Residents: State Official

Text messages received by New Jersey residents included unclear instructions about election day and early voting locations.

Secretaries Of State Warn 'Independent State Legislature Theory' Would Upend Elections

Thirteen Secretaries of State led by Jena Griswold filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Moore v. Harper.

New Jersey Dead Last In Tax Analysis For Sixth Straight Year

The public policy nonprofit group uses the index to review how each state structures its various tax systems.

NJ Sen. President’s Top Staffer To Plead Guilty To Tax Charges: Report

Tony Teixeira will be resigning from his post as the top aide to the second-most-powerful elected position in the state, Sen. Scutari said.

Bill Permitting Police At Polls In Schools And Senior Centers Heads To Governor For Approval

The bill aims to roll back a law Gov. Phil Murphy signed in January banning police from polling places altogether.

Early In-Person Voting Begins In New Jersey

Nearly 140 early voting places spread across each of the state's 21 counties began welcoming New Jerseyans and their ballots Saturday.

Fast-Tracked Bill To Limit Concealed Carry Stumbles As Constitutional Concerns Mount

A fast-tracked bill to limit concealed carry in New Jersey hit a snag Thursday when Assembly leaders yanked it from a scheduled vote.

Recent New Jersey Grads Spent Half Of High School 'Under The Shadow Of The Pandemic'

The national average ACT composite score for the high school class of 2022 was 19.8, the lowest average score in more than 30 years.