NJ lawmakers want safeguards for police use of AI, facial recognition software

NJ Assembly passes bill to prevent prescription gaps

The measure passed with 76 votes despite objections from the New Jersey health insurance industry over potential Medicaid costs. Legislative analysts expect no increase in Medicaid spending.

How Hurricane Sandy and the pandemic changed housing at the Jersey Shore

Thousands of homes have been built, but the housing supply has barely grown. A new report raises questions about affordability, tourism, and who can still enjoy the Shore.

Former Gambino mob enforcer turned NJ councilman indicted on loansharking, extortion charges

John Alite, who once worked for the notorious organized crime family and later became an Englishtown councilman, is accused of threatening borrowers with violence. His son and another man also face charges.

Work begins on $1.9 billion NYC subway upgrade funded partly by congestion pricing

The largest signal and track replacement project in MTA history will modernize equipment that dates back to the 1930s.

Federal judge strikes down part of Trump Medicaid rule

A multistate coalition co-led by New Jersey's attorney general successfully argued that federal officials exceeded their authority by narrowing Medicaid exemptions.