Black women are nearly seven times more likely to die than white women from a pregnancy-related death in New Jersey. Several promising programs, designed by and for Black women, could change that.

New Jersey State Police mistook the woman's stroke symptoms for drug use, delaying medical care and leaving her permanently disabled, a lawsuit said ...

Assemblywoman Rosy Bagolie (D-Livingston) officially launched her campaign for re-election Monday. A release announcing ...

The Philadelphia Flower Show is back for 2025 with a new theme, some new exhibits, and new features, plus old favorites ...

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy doesn't have the time, or money to fix the state's S2 funding system that is decimating ...

New Jersey's colleges are enjoying enrollment growth after years of declines. However, experts say the growth trend won't be ...

Trenton, NJ - In a surprising turn of events, New Jersey drivers are now considering switching from E-ZPass to Florida's ...

If you've dreamed of eating French food surrounded by natural beauty and world class art, you don't need to go to France, ...

TRENTON, NJ - Assemblywoman Shavonda Sumter (D-35) has co-sponsored a new bill, “Cassie’s Law,” introduced by Assemblywoman ...

Following a Jan. 31 deadline, the figure represents a 25% increase in participation compared to the last round of obligations in 2015, according to Fair Share Housing Center. However, challenges ...

A rush to change state law on ballot access appears to be Trenton lawmakers' bid to make campaigning tougher for their challengers.

Even though New Jersey has had some strange laws on the books, they pale in comparison to some laws around the country.