A collection of stories that ran in The Star-Ledger's 16-page commemorative section, which published in print and online on Feb. 2.

Former Star-Ledger columnist Barry Carter recalls writing stories of Newark through the through the eyes of its people.

Former Star-Ledger columnist Kathy O'Brien writes after print disappears, you can support trusted journalism by reading it, no matter how it's delivered.

For decades, New Jersey readers depended on The Star-Ledger sports section to be their eyes and ears at the biggest sporting events in the state and beyond.

The Star-Ledger newspaper covered wars and disasters, exposed power and corruption, and reported on unspeakable crimes.

A collection of stories that ran in The Star-Ledger's 16-page commemorative section, which published in print and online on Feb. 2.

Former Star-Ledger columnist Barry Carter recalls writing stories of Newark through the through the eyes of its people.

Former Star-Ledger columnist Kathy O'Brien writes after print disappears, you can support trusted journalism by reading it, no matter how it's delivered.

For decades, New Jersey readers depended on The Star-Ledger sports section to be their eyes and ears at the biggest sporting events in the state and beyond.

The Star-Ledger newspaper covered wars and disasters, exposed power and corruption, and reported on unspeakable crimes.

Consider this your ultimate New Jersey music bucket list, just in time for the Grammys

The cause of the crash is still unknown.

"That's a hypothetical question."

A "Little House on the Prairie" alum shut down Megyn Kelly's concerns that Netflix will "wokeify" a reboot of the series.

Mall's CEO celebrates Sunday offerings while county officials seek to enforce Blue Laws prohibiting retail sales

Families desperate to help their children raised thousands. The lack of accounting for where it went is "mind boggling," the judge said.

Buyer beware: Not every sports collectible is worth the money.

N.J. held its one-day survey of the homeless.

Yet another hollow Feb. 2nd will pass in Milltown without the glory of a marmot’s meteorological prophecy.

The ice could affect the Friday morning commute in northern New Jersey counties, the weather service said.

Menendez was found guilty in a corruption case involving tens of thousands in cash and gold and charges of conspiring to work as a foreign agent.

Latest power outage numbers reported by utility companies across New Jersey.

Is the honeymoon phase shifting?

Schools will open two hours late so kids and teachers can stay up to watch the Eagles and Chiefs battle in the Super Bowl.

The high school principal is facing a simple assault charge in municipal court.

Peter Krill pushed through police lines at the U.S Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

Johnny Jackson's grueling year-long fight, with happier battles ahead for a state title

NY Waterway dedicated a new ferry on Tuesday to baseball and civil rights icon Jackie Robinson.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced she had an update on the drones to relay “directly” from President Donald Trump.

In 2023, the man traveled from Egypt to Kenya in an effort to join al Shabaab, federal prosecutors said.

Judge says search warrant that recovered alleged murder weapon was legal

The state found a “sludge blanket,” stagnant water, equipment corrosion and other “unsightly conditions" when it visited Trenton facilities.

Snow flurries and rain are also possible Tuesday night into Wednesday.

The district made waves by hiring the infamous coach. A closer look reveals it's at the cost of a six-figure salary.

The match came down to sudden victory of the heavyweight match, won by Yaraslau Slavikouski.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, both took to X, formerly Twitter, on Saturday to denounce the university's decision.

This small-town mayor takes running for office to a whole new level.

Rutgers fell to 10-10 with a loss to Michigan State at Madison Square Garden on Saturday afternoon.

Who thought giving kids phones was a good idea in the first place?

A cleric asked him for mercy. He demanded an apology.

Blue-collar voters used to make up the base of the Democratic Party, but now they're the biggest Donald Trump supporters

He’s signaling not just that he’s a partner in their crimes, but that for the next four years, we can expect this sort of lawless brutality

The president of New Jersey's largest trade association dedicated to hospitals issued a statement Friday.

The state audit also found the Public Guardian didn't close bank accounts holding millions of dollars belonging clients who had died. The money should have gone to their relatives.

"They can hire their own security."

The vintage Pokémon card was one of several items in a time capsule that had been sealed since 2000.

The new details describing the raid at Ocean Seafood Depot in Newark came during a press conference hosted by the city’s leadership to denounce the ICE tactics and arrests

Some people on social media are reporting they felt or heard shaking Friday afternoon

A policy to have tickets expire in 30 days, expected to save NJ Transit $25 million, has instead cost it $23.3 million in refunds to riders for unused tickets.

When he arrived at the woman's home, he allegedly asked for her phone number, prosecutors said.