New Jersey nursing homes let staff work without required background checks, audit finds

Sherrill says software error registered 6,600 noncitizens to vote in New Jersey

About 400 noncitizens later cast ballots, prompting a state investigation and renewed calls from Republicans for stricter voter identification laws

Child trafficking indictment, statewide operation underscore New Jersey's anti-trafficking efforts

Two people were indicted in a child trafficking case, while a separate statewide operation identified 97 suspected victims and resulted in 71 arrests.

New Jersey Supreme Court limits eminent domain for private land swaps

Towns can't condemn private property to trade it to a developer in exchange for land that will serve a public purpose.

New court filing raises questions about DHS plans for Roxbury ICE detention center

The latest filing contradicts a court notice from last week that said the agency intended to move forward with the Morris County project.

NJ appeals court upholds Ringwood policy limiting teachers' political activity on school property

Decision allows district to restrict political displays when employees are on school grounds