Trump's rising approval in deep-blue New Jersey underscores a broader political realignment that could reshape the 2028 electoral map. While the state is unlikely to flip red, growing support in ...

Honey Meerzon's parents are Jews from the Soviet Union, who moved to the United States in the 1970s to escape religious discrimination. Luis Romero's parents fled Castro's Cuba when he was eight ...

The shutdown affects almost all commuter train service in the state ... The map below shows weekday bus services that commuters can use to travel between New York and New Jersey.

When state Rep. Terra Costa Howard began her efforts to pass new legislation that would reform Illinois’ homeschooling system ...

E ver wondered what the quintessential gay bar in your state might look like? With the help of ChatGPT-4o and DALL-E, we’ve imagined what the most “state-like” gay bar in ev ...

The state’s residents have time to reflect, and get mad. Credit...Bryan Anselm for The New York Times Supported by By Dan Barry Dan Barry has lived in New Jersey for 26 years — much of that ...

The New Jersey State Police will host “Missing in New Jersey Day 2025,” an event aimed at providing resources and support to families of missing persons. The event is scheduled from 10 a.m. to ...

Private police training companies in New Jersey could soon require approval from the state. Right now, a private company can train cops, and even collect taxpayer money to do so, without any state ...

Eleven candidates are running to replace the term-limited Phil Murphy as governor of New Jersey. The Garden State is one of only two gubernatorial races happening in 2025, and the off-year ...

New Jersey is a cramped and crowded state with a population density higher than Japan, where even on good days the traffic often moves like molasses in the tightly packed towns outside New York ...

What once kept communities across the Garden State informed, engaged and empowered has all but vanished. The near-eradication of print media in New Jersey is more than just the loss of tradition ...

The state claimed “forever chemicals,” also known as PFAS, contaminated groundwater from an industrial park where they were used for decades. By Hiroko Tabuchi 3M is set to pay New Jersey up ...