Lawmakers press USDA for details on how food assistance cuts are affecting older adults

New Jersey joins federal lawsuit accusing Dollar General of widespread overcharging

The FTC and 20 states allege the discount retailer charged shoppers more than advertised for everyday necessities, despite thousands of complaints and previous settlements.

NJ appeals court upholds no-knock police raid

Judges rule that police had sufficient grounds to enter a Camden home without announcing themselves.

Former Hillsborough school worker admits stealing $156,000 through overtime scheme

The scheme involved a multimillion-dollar school construction project, with contractors paying for work that was never performed.

NJ advocates demand stricter oversight of opioid settlement spending

New legislation would require municipalities to repay improperly spent funds and impose deadlines for using settlement money.

NJ Senate passes more than two dozen bills, confirms 19 appointments in rapid-fire session

Lawmakers spent much of the roughly 45-minute session on ceremonial tributes before approving legislation and nominations with virtually no discussion.