NJ immigrant advocacy group condemns Supreme Court rulings on TPS and asylum

Fourteen years after Sandy, New Jersey is more vulnerable than ever

We rebuilt the Shore, but failed to learn the lessons of the disaster.

Activists plan rally over revived Roxbury ICE detention plan

State attorneys have questioned whether a reported $31.8 million contract violates a court order restricting work at the proposed detention center.

Reynolds-Jackson withdraws, clearing path for Emehelu as NJ lieutenant governor

The Trenton lawmaker and chair of the Legislative Black Caucus was among the finalists to replace Dale Caldwell, who resigned following a sexual harassment investigation.

Video: How a drone investigation uncovered pollution violations at a New Jersey data center

Floodlight takes viewers behind the scenes of its investigation into DataOne's Vineland facility, where state regulators imposed a $1.07 million fine over unpermitted gas-powered generators.

NJ could lose representation and federal funding under Trump census proposal, AG warns

A coalition of 24 attorneys general and two governors says proposed changes to the census could exclude more than 600,000 New Jersey residents and undermine the accuracy of population counts.