Report: Judge upholds Murphy's order to keep Atilis Gym closed

A federal judge has declined to allow a southern New Jersey gym to reopen as it continues a constitutional challenge to the state order that shut down businesses deemed non-essential in order to help stem the spread of the coronavirus.

Body of missing New Jersey woman found under rubble of home

The body of a missing New Jersey woman was found buried under the rubble of her Ocean Township home, months after a friend was charged in her murder.

Bordentown starts pizza box recycling program

For those pizza nights at the house, one South Jersey town has a solution for what you can do with that empty pizza box.

Casino employees out of work demand extended benefits

Employees are enraged after receiving only three months of benefits and are protesting the companies.

Authorities say NJ mom helped fugitive son flee to Pennsylvania

A New Jersey mother helped her adult son flee to Pennsylvania after he shot a man several times during a robbery last month, authorities said.

Shopping malls to reopen in New Jersey later this month

When stores reopen, shoppers will still be required to wear masks and businesses will be limited to 50% capacity.

Police: Man sat on woman's lap during car theft, police chase that stretched from Ewing to Fairless Hills

Authorities have arrested a man who they say carjacked a woman in a CVS parking lot by sitting on her lap and pinning her down while leading police on a chase from Trenton to Fairless Hills.

Prosecutors: 18 charged in Camden fentanyl, heroin operation

Eighteen people have been charged in connection to a Camden, New Jersey drug trafficking ring that distributed deadly drugs in the city and across state lines.

New Jersey towns could allow street drinking, sidewalk sales

New Jersey towns could close off streets and allow bars, restaurants and other businesses to allow eating, drinking and retail sales on roadways and sidewalks during the coronavirus outbreak under a bill before lawmakers.

Former New Jersey official says he was asked to give COVID-19 test as favor

New Jersey’s state police chief asked a former health official to get a relative of a top Murphy administration aide tested for COVID-19 as a favor while the tests were in short supply, a lawsuit claims.

How to become a contact tracer in New Jersey

Department of Health Director Greta Anschuetz shares how residents can join the fight against COVID-19 by becoming a contact tracer.

New Jersey man pleads guilty in $50 million prescription drug scam

A southern New Jersey man accused of masterminding a prescription drug scheme that authorities say caused more than $50 million in losses to health benefit programs and insurers pleaded guilty on Tuesday.

NJ aims to grab wind energy leadership with turbine facility

New Jersey is making a bold play to grab a leading share of the growing offshore wind energy industry by building a facility to build and deploy the huge turbine blades needed to operate windmills.