Bespoke-run program spent more than 11 times the amount per shot that Hudson County’s Regional Health Commission paid for its vaccine program.

The garage, built with taxpayer funds, was opened in 1994.

For the past 13 months, streams of researchers from around the country have been locked out of the archive.

Steve Meserve is the fourth generation of his family to trawl for shad from Lambertville's Lewis Island.

The city of Trenton, which skirted state contracting laws to pay for an ill-fated Delaware River park beautification project, used the same tactic to favor

How a neighborhood along the Delaware River became a dumping ground for toxic chemicals. Now residents can't drink their water and some are getting sick.

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The Nicaraguans who keep Wisconsin’s dairy farms, restaurants and factories working are sending home their most prized possessions, bracing for potential mass deportations. “We don’t have much, but wh...

A day after former U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez was sentenced to 11 years in prison, N.J. Attorney General Matthew Platkin has announced a new initiative to promote transparency and find ways to further his...

Gov. Phil Murphy, whose administration indicted George Norcross last year, was among those honoring Norcross at an event in Camden Tuesday.

The 52-page report was submitted to the city Sept. 9 and was distributed to mayors of surrounding townships served by the water utility on Dec. 10.

South Jersey Extended Care lacked sufficient qualified staff every day of the 75 days the Office of the State Comptroller reviewed.

Trenton's water utility, already under scrutiny for treatment failures and fraud in its water sampling program, notified customers in Mercer County this week

More bad news for Trenton's water crisis.  After criminal charges in Newark, feds turn their attention to massive lead pipe replacement project in Mercer County.