Early voting in New Jersey’s hotly contested gubernatorial primary began Tuesday, hours after President Trump held a tele-rally to boost GOP hopeful Jack Ciattarelli.

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A crowded Democratic primary in New Jersey has candidates racing to cast themselves as best positioned to fight against President Donald Trump. Republicans, meanwhile, have turned their contest ...

The agency that runs the New Jersey Turnpike is replacing the more than 60 superchargers for Tesla vehicles along the highway after the state did not renew its contract with the electric-car maker.

But in New Jersey, primary numbers can get even lower. In the 2021 primary race, turnout was just 12%. Four years earlier, in 2017, turnout was 15%.

WOODLAND PARK, NJ — New Jersey Transit trains will begin operating again after the agency reached a deal with striking rail engineers on wage increases, the engineers' union said, ending a three ...

TD Bank is set to close six branches across New Jersey, including two in North Jersey, in June. They are among 38 locations that are being closed nationwide by the Canadian bank, which has its U.S ...

An investigation into a shooting led to a large law enforcement response at a New Jersey house, with video showing a SWAT team enter the home. Police in Howell Township went to the home near ...

The mayor of Newark, New Jersey, who was arrested by U.S. immigration agents at a detention center last month, sued two law enforcement officials on Tuesday, alleging the arrest was part of a ...

New Jersey law cracks down on those who intentionally start public brawls 00:53. A new law has taken effect in New Jersey, aimed at cracking down on public brawls.

TRENTON, N.J. (WPVI) -- A new law in New Jersey cracks down on public brawls, threatening jail time to anyone who incites one. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed the bill into law Monday ...