New Jersey

A New Jersey State Police trooper's quick reactions likely saved the life of a 14-year-old boy who became stuck in frigid waist-deep water late Sunday night in Salem County.

Juan Piedrahita, 49, of Hollywood, Florida, earlier this month called the victim and said his nephew had been arrested after a motor vehicle accident and needed money for bail, the Ocean County prosecutor said.

Crews are working around the clock to repair a broken sewer main in Ventnor, New Jersey.

The move comes more than three months since voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot question to legalize adult use of the drug.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says fans will be allowed to attend sports and entertainment events at the state’s largest facilities in limited numbers starting next week.

A Burlington County man is facing murder charges after prosecutors say he fatally shot his cousin during an argument on Friday night and drove him to a nearby hospital.

New Jersey is looking to level the playing field when it comes to vaccine availability, by partnering with the federal government to open sites.

Firefighters in Trenton worked to extinguish a blaze in a home under extremely difficult circumstances early Saturday.

A Black history-themed public book ark project is popping up around Camden County.

For a third time, the Democrat-led Assembly has moved a deadline for Gov. Phil Murphy to act on legislation setting up New Jersey’s recreational marijuana plan.

Two New Jersey universities are investigating racist Zoom bombings during events held by an African American sorority and fraternity. 

Authorities in Gloucester County say a man is dead after he swerved to avoid hitting a deer and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer late Wednesday night. 

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent for Christians worldwide. And, like everything else for almost a year, the coronavirus pandemic changed the way ashes were distributed on the solemn day.

The dilapidated building that once housed the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino came crumbling to the ground on Wednesday morning as onlookers came from near and far to watch the implosion of an Atlantic City staple.

The St. Patrick's Day parade in North Wildwood parade will go on this year as planned.

A gambler who hit a $1.1 million jackpot on a progressive poker game after placing a $5 wager at an Atlantic City casino celebrated his win by offering a $50,000 tip to the dealers on shift.