5 Takeaways From First GOP Debate For NJ Governor

The four candidates sparred for nearly two hours on issues including abortion, parents' rights, and ties to President Trump.

How New Tariffs Could Impact Prices In NJ

Both Canada and Mexico had plans to levy their own tariffs in response to U.S. actions.

'Trump Was Right,’ Prison-Bound Former NJ Senator Says

Ex-Senator Bob Menendez aligned himself with his former foe in criticizing the judicial system after he was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

White House Rescinds Federal Aid Freeze In NJ

A federal aid freeze announced this week by the Trump Administration has been rescinded, multiple sources are reporting Wednesday afternoon.

46 Jan. 6 Defendants From NJ Pardoned In Trump’s First Official Act

Gov. Phil Murphy said that the pardons represented "a dark moment for our country."

NJ Guide To Donald Trump’s Inauguration As 47th President

The weekend kicks off Saturday with a fireworks show at one of the President-elect's golf clubs, with inauguration to follow on Monday.

Proposed NJ Bill Could Allow Walk-Ins At Driver's License Centers

Currently, the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission requires appointments at all agency locations. This proposed bill could change that.

5 Takeaways From Gov. Murphy's Penultimate State Of The State Address

Murphy outlined his priorities to "run through the tape" in his final year in office. Here are some of the highlights:

NJ’s Affordable Housing Mandate Upheld: See Town-By-Town Obligations

Leaders in more than two dozen towns filed a lawsuit seeking to block the mandate, which a judge rejected last week.

7 New NJ Laws That Take Effect In 2025

Here's a look at some new laws that could impact you and your family, from pay transparency and data protections to teacher certification.

National Day Of Mourning For Jimmy Carter: What’s Open, Closed In NJ

President Joe Biden declared Thursday to be a national day of mourning for former President Jimmy Carter, who passed away in December.

Feds Ban Drone Flights Over Multiple NJ Towns: See Where

The temporary flight restrictions for special security reasons come two days after federal authorities said no threats had been identified.

Here’s How Much NJ Is Increasing The Gas Tax

A law passed earlier this year​ allows for annual adjustments in the tax to support infrastructure projects and NJ Transit.

ICE Plans Major Detention Facility Expansion In NJ

ICE is seeking more immigrant detention space in at least two NJ facilities, which one Congresswoman called "infuriating."

Final Fate Of Outdoor Dining Decided In NJ

Gov. Murphy signed new legislation into law Monday, codifying doctrine expected to expire on Nov. 30.

5 NJ Counties Flip Red In Trump Vs. Harris Race: See Breakdown

More than 4 million New Jersey residents cast their vote for President. Take a look at the votes were cast in each county.

Bashaw Concedes NJ Senate Race To Kim

Kim will become the first Korean-American in the U.S. Senate.

NJ Election Stats: How Your County Votes, Which Party Is Prominent

The NJ Division of Elections released its final voter registration totals, and there are 6,727,358 registered voters as of Tuesday.

NJ Election Day Live Updates

See the most recent results from around the state in races for U.S. Senate and House, plus other Election Day news.

1.9M Ballots Already Cast In NJ: See The Latest Data

About 6.73 million residents are registered to vote as of Nov. 1, so more than a quarter of voters have already turned in their ballots.

These 3 NJ Cities Most Annoyed By Political Yard Signs: Survey

A new survey reveals the cities where residents are least tolerant of a neighbor's political yard sign. See which 3 NJ towns made the list.

3 New Laws Signed In NJ: Aid For Homeowners, Tuition Grants, More

Here's what to know about these recently-signed laws in the Garden State.

Bill Halting Book Bans, Suing Of Librarians Passes NJ Statehouse

The "Freedom to Read Act" is headed to Gov. Murphy's desk after both the New Jersey House and Senate passed it. Here's what it means:

NJ Turns Out In Record Numbers To Vote Early: See The Numbers

This weekend's tally surpassed total early voting numbers from the past three years, officials said.

New Affordable Housing Mandate Released By NJ: See Your Town's Share

These calculations set out the number of low- and moderate-income housing units that communities will be obligated to build or renovate.

Haven't Received Your ANCHOR Money? Here's What To Know

If you have questions about your property tax rebate payment, here is some information that may provide an answer.

New Jersey ranked no. 49 for fiscal health

According to new report by government finance watchdog

Parole For Seniors, School Book Bans: 5 Bills In The NJ Statehouse

Here's a look at some of the proposed laws that legislators are considering at the New Jersey Statehouse.

NJ Tightens Security For ANCHOR Rebates Amid Fraud: What To Know

The state added more security measures for this year's round of property tax relief, so some residents will have to complete extra steps.

Toll Refunds Could Be Coming To NJ Commuters: How Much You Could Get

Multiple lawmakers proposed bills allowing drivers who use E-ZPass to get a deduction on their NJ income tax; one would refund up to $1,000.

NJ Hospital Must Ensure Service Dogs Are Allowed At Appointments: DOJ

Staff at a Monmouth Co. doctor's office "had no knowledge" of the health network's service animal policy before the incident, records show.

REAL ID Deadline Down To 7 Months: 5 Things To Know In NJ

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

NJ Suffering The Most From Inflation Changes: Analysis

A new report from WalletHub shows inflation is a significantly bigger problem in New Jersey than it is in other U.S. states.

$100M In Medical Debt To Be Forgiven In NJ

Gov. Phil Murphy announced the state would use federal funds to wipe out medical debt for nearly 50,000 residents. See who's eligible.

Menendez To Resign As NJ Senator Tuesday, After Bribery Conviction

In a letter to Gov. Phil Murphy, the Democrat said Tuesday would be his final day in office.

AI Tax Credits, Medical Debt, Improving Childcare Centers: New NJ Laws

Here's a look at some measures that Gov. Phil Murphy signed recently, and how they might impact you and your family.

NJ Sen. Menendez To Resign, Gov. Murphy Confirms

Democrat Robert Menendez, convicted on corruption charges July 16, has been defiant in refusing to step down until now.

Murphy Met Privately With Trump In NJ Amid VP Chatter: Reports

Gov. Phil Murphy's name has been floated as a possible Democratic vice presidential candidate to run with Kamala Harris, reports say.

NJ Republicans React To Biden's Campaign Decision

Republicans say President Joe Biden's decision to withdraw from the presidential campaign shows he's unfit to serve now.

NJ Democrats React To Biden Leaving Race

President Joe Biden's announcement Sunday that he was dropping out and his endorsement of VP Kamala Harris drew positive reactions in NJ.