George Norcross, the Dark Lord of Jersey politics for a generation, says he’s done at age 67, that he’s laying down his sword after losing a string of battles, and leaving the fight to others.

Norcross declined to speak with reporters as he left the event. The event was a who’s who of state politics: former Govs. Jim McGreevey, Tom Kean Sr. and Jon Corzine sat on stage with Norcross.

The indictment also said Norcross and the co-defendants extorted and coerced businesses with property rights on Camden’s waterfront and obtained tax incentive credits, which they then sold for ...

The New Jersey Attorney General’s Office immediately filed a notice with the court saying it would appeal the decision. In addition to Norcross — the 68-year-old chairman of Cooper University ...

South Jersey's Democratic power broker, George Norcross III, faces racketeering and criminal conspiracy charges, according to a 13-count indictment unsealed Monday. The charges stem from tax ...

Platkin, who brought the charges, and a victory for Norcross. The decision raises questions about the ability to reform New Jersey's political system and address concerns about corruption.

A bullish Norcross showed up to Platkin’s news conference Monday, listened to the attorney general, denounced the charges, and called Platkin — a fellow Democrat — a “coward,” according ...

Marino of Marino, Tortorella & Boyle, on behalf of Philip Norcross; and Tambussi's counsel, Jeffrey S. Chiesa, a member of Chiesa, Shahinian & Giantomasi. Other co-defendants, including former ...

New Jersey prosecutors balked at George E. Norcross III’s efforts to recast tactics he used to prevail in Camden waterfront land deals as nothing more than “hardball business negotiations ...

Norcross declined to speak with reporters as he left the event. The event was a who’s who of state politics: former Govs. Jim McGreevey, Tom Kean Sr. and Jon Corzine sat on stage with Norcross.