A woman sued Monmouth County, the state of New Jersey and its Office of Probation Services and her former probation officer, who has been criminally charged, whom she says sexually assaulted her repeatedly under threat of returning her to jail, in Monmouth County Court.
Read moreFor over a decade, things had been quiet in Atlantic City, the seaside gambling resort known as much for its colorful political corruption as for its slot machines and saltwater taffy.
Read moreAn Islamic terrorist already serving a life prison term for a bombing in New York City was convicted Tuesday of multiple counts of attempted murder and assault stemming from a shootout with police three years ago.
Read moreA lawyer for Kia Motors argued Tuesday before the New Jersey Supreme Court that thousands of plaintiffs in a case dating back nearly 20 years should not be treated as a class for the purpose of dividing up a $6.3 million award for faulty brakes.
Read moreA lawyer for New Jersey arguing Monday before the state Supreme Court called it vital to public safety that certain sex offenders register as such for life.
Read moreThe Third Circuit delivered a victory Tuesday to a New Jersey horse racing group that has sought millions in damages from the National Football League and other sports leagues in a long-running legal saga over sports gambling.
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The Third Circuit Tuesday ruled that New Jersey should not be required to condemn certain parcels of property that a natural gas company wishes to seize in order to construct a pipeline.
Read moreThe American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey sued state election officials Tuesday, asking a federal judge to declare that a donor disclosure law aimed at social welfare groups violates rights to free speech and association.
Read moreNew Jersey’s Democratic governor signed an executive order Tuesday morning barring the state government from doing business with firearms manufacturers and dealers that do not adhere to strict gun control measures.
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Authorities canceled a New Jersey Labor Day parade that the governor was to attend Monday because “destructive devices” were found near the parade route.
Read morePresident Donald Trump’s personal assistant resigned Thursday after she talked about the president’s family and White House affairs with reporters, according to multiple news reports.
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Months after Cory Booker took office as mayor of Newark, N.J., he cleared the way for his former campaign treasurer and law partner Elnardo Webster to wield influence at the nonprofit that supplied water to the city.
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After weeks of reports of Newark’s failure to cope with growing lead contamination in its drinking water, the city announced Monday a $120 million initiative to speed up efforts to replace old lead pipes.
Read moreA federal judge ordered the now-defunct sex cult NXIVM to foot $1.3 million in legal bills incurred by private investigators that it hired to follow an anti-cult specialist.
Read moreThe Third Circuit reversed summary judgment for an aggressive anti-abortion protester who challenged a buffer zone around an Englewood, N.J. clinic, saying the breadth of the ordinance is uncertain as is the ability of the protester to reach her intended audience.
Read morePolice improperly took a DNA swab of a Mexican man accused of raping and beating a prostitute to death, but they can apply for a search warrant in a do-over, New Jersey’s high court ruled Thursday.
Read moreThree states that hoped expanded credits would curb the effects of 2017 Republican tax bill faced a new obstacle last month when the IRS changed the rules on charitable deductions. They urged a federal judge Wednesday to set that change aside.
Read moreOver a year after the Supreme Court struck down a federal law that barred sports gambling in most states, a New Jersey horse racing group told the Third Circuit on Tuesday that it is entitled to damages to the tune of $150 million.
Read moreSentenced earlier this spring to over a year in prison for orchestrating a massive New Jersey traffic jam, Bridgegate plotter Bridget Ann Kelly received word Friday that the Supreme Court will take up her appeal.
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