Newark's spending raised red flags. The audit uncovered overpayment for state aid, unused gym memberships, and a historic school project that missed its deadline.
A Verona financial adviser drained a 90-year-old woman's accounts over two years, leaving her unable to pay bills while he spent her stolen money on his own family.
NJ Human Services has announced that $16.4 million has been provided to build crisis receiving and stabilization centers, connected to the 988 crisis hotline.
As New Jerseyans face rising costs, there’s a remarkable spirit in the air—let's talk about the resilience that keeps folks invested in their communities.
A Florham Park police officer faced serious charges after a woman reported he showed up at her home despite being told to stay away. A lack of evidence led to the charges being dropped.
Wonder Group cut over 500 jobs at two New Jersey locations, while also hiring at a new, bigger facility in South Jersey. Similar story for a steel company relocating to Gloucester County.