New Jersey News

By Monday morning, two rituals of the driving life will be history. No more honking the horn, flashing the high beams or doing any of the other "safety" or mechanical tests as part of the inspection process.

The SBOANJ is asking New Jerseyans to call the Governor's Office of Constituent Relations, starting today.

Gov. Chris Christie isn't sure the state will be able to make its $512 million payment into the pension system next July.

U.S. Representative Rush Holt, D-12, announced that he will conduct a telephone town hall meeting at 7:20 p.m. on Monday, Aug.

New development in New Jersey's Warren County. Image: John Hasse via Planners Web .

Saturday is the last day that New Jersey will inspect motor vehicles for mechanical problems.

Local, state and federal officials take part in groundbreaking ceremony for an $8 billion rail tunnel between New York and New Jersey.

While humans are settling in to the heart of the summer season, "summer" is basically over for shorebirds, which have already begun the hard work of fall migration.

Two Corrections Officers from New Jersey along with nine others are accused to running a jailhouse smuggling ring.

Brian Bovio, operations manager for his family's heating and cooling business in Sicklerville, said his company was hit hard when the economy soured.

Representatives of Garden State Equality and Gender Rights Advocacy Association of New Jersey met with Essex County officials on July 28 to discuss their concerns over the fatal shooting of DeFarra "Dean" Gaymon in a Newark park on July 16.

Grant Ironsid, left, and cousins, Noah Hansen, middle, and Connor Hansen buckle their seat belts in this 2004 file photo.

New Jersey's attorney general will not investigate a fatal police shooting of an unarmed CEO from Georgia.

President Barack Obama arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport at about 1:30 this afternoon.

After a year of deep budget cuts, the state's schools and municipalities should plan for the same level of funding in next year's budget - and no more, the state treasurer said Wednesday.

Megan Kelly Reynolds, of Berlin Boro., N.J. and an Eastern H.S. graduate of 2008, has achieved the honor to be on the Dean's List at The College of New Jersey for Spring 2010.

For the first time, New Jersey's landscape is covered more by housing and shopping malls rather than forests, the real consequence of the "two most sprawling decades" ever, a report being released today concludes.

Farmers' markets across Monmouth and Ocean counties are living up to the Garden State name by promoting the sale of New Jersey products.

The House is nearing a vote on a bill that would pay billions of dollars to people exposed to toxic World Trade Center dust in the Sept.

New Jersey learned Tuesday it is in the running for up to $400 million in federal Race to the Top funds for education reform, after an 11th-hour change to the state's application and a political scuffle between Gov.