Trenton Water Works lead pipe replacement program under scrutiny after contractor charged in Newark scheme

Jersey City hospital closure spurs bill to appoint a receiver when a hospital closes without state approval

The bill would create a fast-track court process to keep hospitals and essential services operating when owners sidestep state closure requirements.

Political sticker dispute between Park Ridge councilman, activist dismissed

The nearly yearlong case involved campaign messaging, local sign rules and allegations of retaliation.

Climate Week spin can’t hide the truth: You can’t fool Mother Nature

An environmental report card for the first eight months of the Sherrill administration

NJ appeals court throws out Google location data in robbery case

The judges said the widespread use of smartphones isn't enough to justify a search of Google’s location records.

NJ appeals court to weigh challenge to $1.7 billion E-ZPass contract

Conduent disputes bidding process and TransCore’s ownership disclosures, while Turnpike Authority lawyers defend award