New Poll Shows Another Dramatic Shift In NJ Governor’s Race

New polls released show voters leaning toward Democrat Mikie Sherrill over Republican Jack Ciattarelli. See the breakdown:

New Poll Finds Dead Heat In NJ Governor's Race

Spencer Kimball, the poll’s executive director, in a statement, noted that poll results show state and federal executives are unpopular.

Federal Government Shuts Down: What To Know In NJ

About 750,000 federal workers, including some from New Jersey, are expected to be furloughed, and some potentially fired, amid the shutdown.

How To Talk To Children About Their Anxiety Over Climate Change

As a medical student planning to pursue psychiatry, I see how climate anxiety shapes the way young people think, cope, and dream.

As NJ Senators Promoted Civility In Politics, Governor’s Race Took Ugly Turn

Outside the walls of that room on Rutgers’ campus, the race to succeed Gov. Phil Murphy was deteriorating into acrimony.

GOP Governor Hopeful snags A Bergen Democrat’s Endorsement. Does That Mean Anything?

Is a party switch by a Bergen County Democrat a sign of doom for Dems in this year’s race for governor?

Democrat Holds 8-Point Lead In NJ Governor's Race, New Poll Says

Democrat Mikie Sherrill holds an 8-point lead over Republican Jack Ciattarelli, according to a new poll of New Jersey's gubernatorial race.

Sherrill's Navy Record Personal Info Illegally Released To Ciattarelli Operative, Campaign Says

The release included family members' addresses and her Social Security number, violating the federal Privacy Act, her campaign said.

Lyft Pays NJ $19.4M To End Dispute Over Drivers' Employment Status

The Lyft payment comes as labor officials are considering new rules that would upend how ride-hail services classify their drivers.

Here’s How Much NJ Homeowners Could Save With New Tax Deduction Rule

New Jersey homeowners could benefit from changes in President Donald Trump’s budget bill that raise the limit on SALT. See how much:

State Wants Lawsuit Tossed Over Police Use Of ‘Rapid DNA' Technology

The technology allows officers to get DNA results within about 90 minutes, bypassing backlogs and sometimes lengthy delays at laboratories.

After State And Federal Probes, NJ Establishes New Veterans Affairs Department

The move comes after state officials paid millions to settle lawsuits over hundreds of pandemic deaths in state-run veterans homes.

Where You Can And Can't Take Guns In NJ Following Appeals Court Ruling

Guns already were banned in courthouses, polling places, government buildings, and legislative assemblies.

Political Violence Crackdown: New NJ Law Could Toughen Penalties

Senator Douglas Steinhardt said he plans to introduce the bill following the fatal shooting of political activist Charlie Kirk.

Feds Cite ‘Current Crisis Of Illegal Immigration' In Push Against NJ Sanctuary City Orders

The administration alleges that those local policies “impose even greater restrictions” than the state’s directive.

'Horrified': NJ Reacts After Conservative Activist Charlie Kirk Shot Dead At University Event

Governor Phil Murphy and other NJ political officials shared their reactions to the shooting of Charlie Kirk, who was killed Wednesday.

These NJ Towns Could Lose Affordable Housing Immunity: See Where

The Fair Share Housing Center said it has filed challenges to the plans and that the towns risk losing immunity to builder remedy lawsuits.

Win Your February Fire Budget Referendum by Planning Your Communication Strategy Now

How Three NJ Fire Districts Achieved “Yes” Votes

Detainees Who Escaped Immigrant Jail, Again In Custody, Face New Charges

The detainees now face up to a year in prison and $100,000 fines each, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for New Jersey announced on Friday.

Five House Republicans Help Dems Kill Effort To Censure NJ Congresswoman

“I was not elected to play political games — I was elected to serve,” McIver said on social media after the vote. “I won’t back down."

NJ To Regulate Campaign Spending On Security As Political Violence Mounts

New Jersey’s election watchdog has moved to officially allow candidates to use campaign money to pay for security services and devices.

NJ School Funding: How Much Aid Did Your District Receive For 2025-26

The 2025-26 New Jersey state budget included more than $12 billion for schools. See how much your district received.

NJ Governor Hopefuls Make Divergent Pitches On Campaign Trail

The costs added by tariffs would soon be passed down to consumers, Mikie Sherrill warned.

Immigration, Healthcare, Energy Costs: Q&A With NJ Gubernatorial Candidate Jack Ciattarelli

Patch spoke with the Republican nominee, getting his thoughts on several issues facing the state.

New Restrictions On Some Treatments Coming For NJ Medicare Patients

The Trump administration is planning to roll out new prior authorizations in New Jersey under a test program. See what it may mean for you.

Sen. Cory Booker Seeks Public Input On Federal Flood Insurance Changes

Senate lawmakers are soliciting feedback on proposed changes to the program through an online form that will remain open until Sept. 15.

Trump Administration Appeals Ruling Rejecting His Pick As Acting U.S. Attorney

The Trump administration is appealing a judge’s recent ruling that Alina Habba has unlawfully served as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor.

Late Lieutenant Governor Honored As ‘True Public Servant' At Statehouse Portrait Unveiling

“Sheila was the architect behind some of our greatest victories in building a stronger, fairer, and more just New Jersey.”

No Phone Passcode Privacy Expectation In Police Station, NJ Appeals Court Rules

In effect, Ellison’s expectation of privacy vanished when he chose to unlock his phone in the presence of police, the court found.

Trump Loyalist Unlawfully Serving As NJ’s Top Prosecutor, Judge Rules

A judge found that President Trump's personal attorney is "not statutorily eligible to perform the duties of the office."

Trump's DOJ Names 4 NJ Cities 'Sanctuary Jurisdictions'

This update brings the declaration down considerably from the total of 500 identified nationwide as of May.

Fight Over Trump Nominee Derails NJ Court Cases

On July 24, President Trump withdrew Habba's original nomination to the role from March 24, clearing a path for her to regain her title.

Trump Clears Path For Personal Attorney To Retake Top NJ Prosecutor Role

"I don't cower to pressure," Alina Habba said of her return.

NJ Businesses Saving $300M With These New Tax Cuts, State Says

The tax tables are fixed by the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law and automatically update each fiscal year.

NJ’s Top Prosecutor Fired By Trump Says She Isn't Leaving

Desiree Leigh Grace, the longtime prosecutor and current first assistant said she is prepared to follow the judicial order and take the job.

Trump's Team Fires New NJ Prosecutor—Hours After Her Appointment

AG Pam Bondi says Habba has "been doing a great job in making NJ safe again."

Trump's Personal Attorney Out As NJ's Top Federal Prosecutor

The White House announced on July 1 that President Trump was nominating Habba for a full four-year term.

Grand Jury Declines To Indict Cop Over Killing Of Fort Lee Woman

A grand jury has declined to charge a Fort Lee policeman who killed a woman during what her family described as a mental health episode.

NJ State Police Would Separate From Attorney General Under This Bill

Any changes in personnel within State Police would no longer need to be approved by the attorney general.

Judge Approves Machine Recount In Close Bergen County Assembly Primary

New Jersey law does not entitle candidates to a recount unless an error was made and the error was large enough to shift election results.