Ted Sherman

Major changes in the oversight of the state's top law enforcement agency were ordered Tuesday, following the release of two reports into widespread

The indictment charged that George E. Norcross III , the Democratic powerbroker whose influence stretches across the state, engaged in a wide-ranging

Women serving with the New Jersey State Police were told they were “liabilities on the road” or “not tough enough for the job.”

In a widely expected move, the U.S. Justice Department filed a civil complaint against New Jersey on Wednesday over the state's failed response to

SCI says hundreds of illicit massage businesses — including some that may have been involved in human trafficking — operate in N.J.

Election Day is still a week away. But more than a quarter of a million New Jersey voters have already cast their ballots — waiting sometimes

The red-white-and-blue “I voted” stickers were already gone from the polling location at the Millburn Public Library long before lunchtime — an

Efforts to end minimum mandatory sentences for non-violent drug offenders in New Jersey are again being put on the table, three years after a similar proposal was conditionally vetoed by Gov. Phil Murphy.

The Medford Care Center's 93 residents are in 'immediate jeopardy,' health inspectors say.

Residents at a South Jersey nursing home were not able take a shower for months because the facility's boiler was not working and there was no hot water.