Trenton orders emergency curfew for East State Street after late-night violence

Trenton Mayor W. Reed Gusciora has ordered a weekend curfew for businesses on East State Street, citing recent violence and public safety concerns

Cape May, Woodbine water systems hit by cyberattack; officials say drinking water safe

Two local water departments in Cape May County were targeted by cyberattacks last week, but officials say water safety wasn't affected and customers' data wasn't accessed.

Timber Creek High School track coach charged with sex assault of student

A New Jersey high school track and football coach has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child.

Canadian woman accused of attacking teen on NJ boardwalk ordered deported

A Fourth of July weekend confrontation over political sweatpants has ended with a deportation order for a Canadian woman who was caught on video allegedly slapping a New Jersey teenager in the face.

New Jersey water departments targeted in cyber incidents; systems now secured

Two New Jersey municipal water systems experienced cyber incidents affecting their control systems, but service was not disrupted and systems have since been secured.

Walgreens closing more stores: These DC, NJ, NY, and Virginia locations are on the list

Walgreens is continuing to close its doors at locations across the country, forcing thousands of customers to find a new place to fill their prescriptions and buy everyday essentials.

Spotted lanternflies are spreading. A bipartisan bill aims to fight back

A bipartisan group of senators wants to make spotted lanternfly control a high-priority federal research initiative as the invasive pest continues spreading.

Vehicle crashes into Atlantic County senior living community, catches fire

Residents at an Atlantic County senior living community were temporarily displaced after a vehicle ran into the building and caught fire overnight Sunday.

New Jersey ‘Skip the Stuff’ law: takeout utensils now by request only

New Jersey's "Skip the Stuff" law takes effect August 1, requiring restaurants to provide single-use items like plastic utensils and napkins only upon customer request.

3 years since Norma Yates vanished in New Jersey; family, police renew plea for answers

Wednesday marks three years since Norma Yates disappeared, with her family and investigators still seeking answers and urging the public to come forward with information.

NJ plastic cutlery ban starts August 1: What you need to know

A New Jersey ban on single-use plastic cutlery takes effect on August 1, requiring restaurants, food trucks and third-party delivery apps to overhaul how they distribute utensils.

Camden County prepares for possible flash flooding as heavy rain threatens South Jersey

Camden County officials are monitoring for potential heavy rain and flash flooding, preparing emergency resources and urging residents to avoid driving through flood waters.