David Matthau

Trenton’s NAACP branch is demanding the immediate termination or resignation of the city’s police director, Steve Wilson, after a federal report found Trenton’s police department routinely engages in unconstitutional misconduct,

A group of medical students are helping patients at University Hospital in Newark in a most unusual way.

Trenton gets a $4 million grant to buy the former Trenton Marriott building. The plan is to redevelop the property and open a new hotel.

A Trenton Water Works inspector submitted phony water quality reports for five N.J. towns over a 14-month period.

More than a dozen candidates are actively campaigning to become the next governor of New Jersey, but analysts say it's hard for the average voter to know who is running.

A new law enacted in New Jersey will limit how a book can be banned in schools and public libraries, and protect librarians from lawsuits.

WBGO's David Matthau reports a new law enacted in New Jersey will limit how a book can be banned in schools and public libraries, and protect librarians from lawsuits

N.J. Medicaid funding for the state’s lowest-rated nursing home is cut off. The N.J. State Comptroller says the facility improperly collected millions and offered subpar care.

Residents of a South Jersey nursing home endured squalid and dismal conditions while the operators of the facility improperly collected millions of dollars in Medicaid funding through an elaborate scheme

The new laws include an increase to the minimum wage and new data protections for consumers.