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

New Rutgers research center to study social media's impact on children

The university will receive $500,000 in state funding to examine addictive features, mental health risks, and ways to reduce harmful social media use among young people.

NJ attorney general outlines election safeguards amid concerns about federal interference

State civil rights investigators will handle complaints about voter intimidation and discrimination, while attorneys will assist county election officials.

NJ's nuclear power task farce: A corporate giveaway disguised as energy policy

The state is pushing ahead with costly new reactors without adequately examining alternatives, financial risks, or the potential burden on ratepayers.

Camden is latest NJ municipality to ban public camping

Despite objections from residents and advocates for the homeless, every council member backed the measure.

Guards ask NJ lawmakers to expand solitary confinement

Corrections officers cite rising assaults, while advocates for incarcerated people warn that longer isolation could worsen prison violence.