Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit seeking New Jersey voter registration database

Elizabeth voters will decide on $20 rent cap after judge rejects landlords' lawsuit

Union County judge clears the way for ballot measure that would restore a decades-old limit on annual rent increases for rent-controlled apartments

New Jersey begins purging improper voter registrations

Move follows last week's disclosure that about 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly registered to vote because of MVC software error.

Lindenwold resident sues borough over right to record public meetings

Lawsuit alleges borough’s one-camera policy violates the New Jersey Constitution, the Open Public Meetings Act, and the public’s common-law right to record government meetings

Essex County judge to rule next month on request to dismiss Bloomfield public records case

Township officials say the municipality produced all the required records. Requester says key information was withheld.

Sherrill taps former federal official to lead New Jersey consumer protection agency

Christopher Peterson helped strengthen safeguards against predatory lending to military families