NJ Election Fallout: GOP Licks Wounds As Dems Look To Fulfill Affordability Promises

A five-county election swing in New Jersey has eyes pointed at Democrats to deliver.

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.

Alcohol Delivery To Get Easier In NJ With State's New Ruling

3rd-party delivery apps such as DoorDash and Instacart can soon deliver 'to-go' cocktails to New Jersey doorsteps. Here's how it will work.

SCOTUS Upholds Immigration Law

Decision is setback for expansionists

NJ Lawmakers Pass Bill To End COVID Public Health Emergency

The state Legislature passed a bill that would end the NJ COVID health emergency but would keep some orders in place.

Here Are Several New NJ Laws That Can Change Your Life

New laws are taking effect in NJ in June that will affect millions of Garden State workers and families – particularly involving the police.

$500 Rebate Checks Expected For NJ Residents: What We Know

Nearly 1 million New Jerseyans may be eligible for a rebate check amid the COVID crisis. Once it passes, here's when it hits the bank.

Gov. Murphy Signs 11 NJ Laws, Giving Tax Breaks To Local Shoppers

Gov. Phil Murphy has signed 11 more New Jersey bills into law, giving people property tax breaks if they shop local. Here's how that works.

NJ Elected Officials Join Fight To End Hudson County ICE Contract

Immigrants facing removal proceedings and fear of persecution in their home countries could be eligible to apply through the asylum process.

NJ MVC Update: 13 Sites Now Shut Due To COVID, But Some To Reopen

At least 13 Motor Vehicle Commission sites in NJ are now closed because of the coronavirus, but some are scheduled to reopen soon.

Ramsey Borough: Mayor Dillon COVID-19 Update March 12

Please click here for full text of Mayor's message

Gov. Murphy Signs 7 NJ Bills Into Law, Targeting Health Care

Gov. Phil Murphy signed seven bills into law late Monday, including several health care bills intended to help hospitals amid COVID.

Every NJ Town's Average Property Tax Bill In New 2021 List

NJ towns are ranked highest to lowest, as well as the percentage tax hikes or cuts. See how expensive it's gotten to live in your town.

NJ’s Experience With 2020 Elections, An Invaluable Teacher For Coming Contests

Advocates and experts agree, New Jersey did a remarkable job rolling out paper ballots and ballot boxes on an unforgiving schedule.

Deadline: NJ Counties Have Until Feb. 1 To Set Up More Ballot Drop Boxes

There are concerns over placement of the boxes as uncertainty remains about format of future elections

Buggy Software, Hardware Thwart NJ Efforts For Early Voting

Trying to build new system on top of what currently exists would be like building a new house on structurally unsound foundation

Advocates Argue Paper Ballots Are Key To Secure Elections In NJ

For some residents, paper ballots are the clear winner when it comes to honest, accurate elections.

Problems Voting? NJ Election Officials Say Voters Must Do Their Part To Correct Errors

Duplications, wrong addresses, ballots sent to dead people: as they clean up poll books, officials want residents to assist.

NJ’s Party-Line Insiders Protect Their Power Using Confusing Ballot Design

Candidates who don’t cozy up to local kingmakers can find themselves banished to ‘ballot Siberia.’

The Online Battle Against Dead Voters And Other Damaging Disinformation

Some groups are shining a virtual light on lies about forged mail ballots, ‘live coups,’ blue-state socialists and the rest on social media.

He Did Breakthrough Work On Hacking Voting Machines. Now He’s Beloved By Conspiracy Trolls

Princeton computer scientist Andrew Appel, who helped fuel laws to make voting machines safer, shrugs off misrepresentation by Trump allies.

NJ Lawmakers Push For In-Person Early Voting By 2021

Polls would open two weeks ahead of Election Day. Local officials urge caution, listing cost, inadequate staffing, and outdated equipment.

NJ Election Day Polling-Place Analysis

In-person voting was easy for some people, not for others. In many counties, about half the usual polling sites were open.

Many Still Missing Mail-In Ballots, May Have To Vote In Person

Voters look for answers from election officials, who are already overwhelmed with counting and verifying millions of ballots.

Could Vote Suppression Impact South Jersey’s 2nd District Race?

'Vote messenger’ working to get out the vote for Republican Jeff Van Drew in Atlantic City generates criticism from local Black community.

New Jersey earns an ‘F’ for fiscal health

New Jersey's taxpayers are on the hook for $57,900

The Wealthy and Retired are Flocking to these Five States

For this year's delayed Tax Day, we're taking a look at new IRS data.

New Jersey Puts $578 Million In Controversial Tax Breaks On Hold

A dozen companies that won tax breaks from New Jersey are under investigation.

Do fiscally responsible states have wealthier populations?

Is personal income related to state fiscal health?

Happy Birthday New Jersey

232 years ago, on December 18, 1787, New Jersey was admitted to the union.

The Obscure Charges NJ Utility Companies Add To Customer Bills

A New Jersey utility sparked outrage for charging customers to subsidize nuclear plants.

New Jersey Gets An "F" For Its State Finances

A new study shows that New Jersey's state finances worsened in 2018

NJ Gov. Signs 'Rain Tax,' 18 Other Bills Into Law

These 19 bills were signed into law on Monday, including the so-called NJ "rain tax."

Menendez, Prieto Urge Obamacare Sign-Ups In West New York

Menendez also joked Friday about his previous comment that he wouldn't forget those who tried to dig his "political grave."

N.J.'s Strict Gun-Control Laws May Soon Be Lifted By The Federal Government

Assault weapons and high-capacity gun magazines could be making a comeback in New Jersey.