Riley Yates

| Editor's note : This story is part of Project Extreme, a yearlong examination into the rise of extremism in New Jersey and its permeation into everyday life.

Editor's Note This story is part of Project Extreme, a yearlong examination into the rise of extremism in New Jersey and its permeation into everyday life.

On issue after issue, New Jersey voters are deeply split.

The discussion follows Project Extreme, an NJ Advance Media investigation into the rise of extremism in the state.

Voters in Clark Township took another look at Mayor Sal Bonaccorso and liked what they saw, handing him an apparent victory at the polls despite

A Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold in New Jersey for Saturday's lottery drawing, but no one hit the $92 million jackpot.

Project Extreme, a yearlong investigation by NJ Advance Media into political extremism in New Jersey, will be featured in a panel discussion Tuesday at Princeton University.

| She was a 65-year-old grandmother taking a walk around her neighborhood in Clifton, as she did every night for exercise.

In Sussex, some political leaders embrace the Confederate flag without apology and downplay militant groups like the Proud Boys.

Aaron King, 56, homeless and addicted to cocaine, leaned against the wall of a building in Newark near a drug-use harm reduction center opened this