Ted Sherman

Mayor Ras J. Baraka says the lawsuit could be filed as soon as Tuesday, citing health and safety concerns at the 1,000-bed immigration facility.

The news comes as the city's police force is taking over command of operations outside the detention facility.

How this detention center became a flashpoint: Delaney Hall was controversial before it opened. Nightly clashes made it an epicenter of resistance.

N.J. Health Commissioner Raynard E. Washington said the kitchen-only inspection offered only an incomplete view of conditions at the facility

N.J. Health Commissioner Raynard E. Washington said the kitchen-only inspection offered only an incomplete view of conditions at the facility

Amid allegations of spoiled food and medical neglect, federal and state officials battle over access at troubled N.J. immigration detention facility

A state commission has called for sentencing changes to reduce racial disparities, but the Legislature has shown no willingness to act

Threats by Brendan Carr carry echoes of another battle by the FCC som 50 years ago involving a fiery N.J. fundamentalist preacher and a pirate radio ship.

The findings by an outside investigation contradict claims against Mgsr. Joseph Reilly

The 114-year-old house called Easton's Nook in Newark's Forest Hill, a few blocks from historic Branch Brook Park, is intended as a writer's retreat.