Historic opioid settlements were supposed to be a lifeline for underserved communities. But much of that money is flowing to law enforcement.

The township’s contract with the company expires on Dec. 31, Cherry Hill Mayor Dave Fleisher said.

Documents shared exclusively with FedScoop offer insight into the initial contract awarded six years ago that acted as a critical building block in DHS’s current surveillance apparatus.

A teen was injured at a state-run youth jail Saturday in an assault that was video-recorded and posted online. His mom wants justice.

As of 2:11 p.m. on Sept. 21 ground stops were in place at Newark Liberty, John F. Kennedy International, Philadelphia International and Teterboro.

New federally mandated work requirements threaten to rip health coverage away via eligibility obstacles, and burdensome paperwork and reporting requirements.

Flock cameras, a type of automatic license plate reader, have attracted controversy in recent months. Across states, there have been several incidents where law enforcement has misused the…

The technology is under fire for how police officers have abused it. But it’s only the symptom of a larger problem.

NJ switched to a new provider of electronic tablets for prisoners' personal use. A new lawsuit says inmates will lose content they purchased.

A first-in-the-nation law charges companies escalating fees based on how much New Jerseyans' data they collect and sell.

Gov. Sherrill made real progress on the deficit, but the toughest choices are waiting for next year.

From data gathering to decision making, there’s a gold mine in police funding.

Prisoners are allowed to file complaints about mistreatment — but doing so often comes with retaliation. That's according to an investigation by NPR and The Marshall Project.

Air conditioning failed at Delaney Hall during a major heat wave, prompting concerns for detainees as advocates cite ongoing complaints and inspection disputes.

Sunday night’s votes set up a final vote for the budget before the full Legislature on Tuesday, the state deadline to OK a spending plan.

Something's flaky when high-income homeowners get a more generous chunk of property tax relief than people with fewer resources

Only one AI data center got the money before the state put a hold on the tax incentive initiative.

The state's pioneering civic information program faces elimination after the governor's budget left out $2.5 million in funding, threatening news coverage in hundreds of municipalities.

More than 650 officers faced major discipline last year, about 100 more than 2024 and the most since NJ expanded such reporting in 2020.