Rape claim against Gov. Murphy's campaign worker settles for $1M

Brennan's lawsuit named the state of New Jersey, the Murphy campaign and Albert Alvarez, the man she says sexually assaulted her in April 2017.

How COVID-19 has impacted Delaware Valley so far

Here is where the Delaware Valley stands regarding active investigations or confirmed cases of COVID-19.

NJ Transit awarded $1.4 billion in CARES Act funding

New Jersey Transit will receive $1.4 billion in federal funding to keep operations moving after ridership plummeted during the coronavirus pandemic, announced President Donald Trump.

FBI warns of scam targeting grandparents in New Jersey

Federal investigators in New Jersey are warning against a fraud scam that has swindled grandparents and the elderly out of close to $1 million.

Six Flags Great Adventure set to reopen safari, theme park remains closed

Returning to a drive-through format enables guests to enjoy the Safari’s 1,200 exotic animals from their vehicles, while allowing for proper social distancing.

Social distance ambassadors to patrol Cape May beaches, boardwalks

As New Jersey shore communities prepare to open for the summertime months ahead, some county officials want beachgoers to be mindful of the state's ongoing fight against coronavirus.

Fire destroys home of Camden County restaurant owners cooking food for hospital workers

A New Jersey family that owns a restaurant has been donating food to people on the frontlines. Even after their own devastation, they’re still making food for hospital workers.

What will New Jersey beaches be like in the Summer of Bug?

Thursday afternoon, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy issued long-awaited guidance to officials in shore towns on reopening beaches

Atlantic City voters reject proposal to eliminate mayor, keep government amid pandemic

Although it could be next week before all the votes are counted, Atlantic City’s mayor declared victory Tuesday night in a special election in which early returns showed voters strongly rejecting a proposal to eliminate a mayor in favor of an appointed manager.

N.J., Del. to hire 1,200 contact tracers as part of COVID-19 response

Two local states are poised to hire at least 1,200 people to assist with contact tracing to assist with detecting and stopping new virus clusters before they get out of control.

New Jersey to hire 1K contact tracers as part of COVID-19 response

Murphy said Tuesday during a news conference that New Jersey will hire at least 1,000 people, creating a Community Contact Tracing Corps.