Acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh has found himself increasingly under attack by public officials unhappy with his watchdog work.
The law bars employers from using a worker's immigration status to prevent the worker from complaining about unfair or illegal labor practices.
Legislators added nearly 500 projects worth almost $1B to the state budget to fund things like parks and prisons. Republicans blasted it as pork.
A judge has ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. didn’t violate New Jersey’s Sore Loser Law, potentially clearing the way for him to appear on the presidential ballot as an independent.
The Delaware Riverkeeper warned state and federal officials she will sue them in 60 days if they don't protect endangered Atlantic sturgeon.
Applications for gun carry permits surged 2,500% in New Jersey since the U.S. Supreme Court in June 2022 declared a constitutional right to carry.
Donald Payne Jr.'s likely successor in Congress, LaMonica McIver, said she opposes reopening an immigrant detention center in Newark.
The Delaware River Port Authority has asked a federal judge to block enforcement of subpoenas issued by a New Jersey watchdog seeking information about the transit authority's vendors and contracts.
Protecting against floods, or a government-mandated retreat from the shore? New Jersey rules debated
New Jersey officials are defending proposed building rules designed to limit damage from future storms and steadily rising seas in coastal areas.
The New Jersey Conservation Foundation, a major environmental group working within the state, is pleading with wildlife officials not to remove bald eagles from the endangered species list as planned, saying a virus that’s killing peregrine falcons will inevitably prove lethal to eagles.
A New Jersey elementary school is removing Sen. Bob Menendez’s name from its building after his conviction on federal bribery charges.
Joan Batory, 79, of Philadelphia, retired coordinator of recycling and solid waste in Philadelphia and Chester County, former director of the Camden County Environmental Commission, onetime regional planning manager for the National Park Service, original member of the New Jersey Pinelands Commission, teacher, mentor and volunteer, died Saturday of heart failure at her home.
Endangered Species Act protection for grizzlies could end or be revised by January under a new FWS plan in response to demands by Montana, Idaho and Wyoming leaders.
A New Jersey judge has denied an effort to keep Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from running for president as an independent under the state’s sore loser law.
Michael Yannette, a member of the Wildwood Historical Society, held a deep affection for the castle. So he decided to put on Dracula Castle Weekend, a two-day celebration of the gone-but-not-forgotten attraction.
On August 10, 2024, Castle Dracula, once Wildwood’s largest and most beloved haunted attraction, will be honored throughout the weekend with a variety of engaging events: Vendors, artists, Q&A sessions, exhibit of artifacts, costume contests and more.
Read through the obituaries published today in Press of Atlantic City.
Acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh has found himself increasingly under attack by public officials unhappy with his watchdog work.
The law bars employers from using a worker's immigration status to prevent the worker from complaining about unfair or illegal labor practices.
Legislators added nearly 500 projects worth almost $1B to the state budget to fund things like parks and prisons. Republicans blasted it as pork.
Sidney R. Brown, making his first court appearance since the charges were announced in June, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of racketeering conspiracy, extortion, and related counts during his arraignment in Mercer County Superior Court.
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Jahlil McNeal, 23, of Atlantic City, was charged with cruelty to animals, failure to provide care to animals, theft of services and witness tampering after police say video shows him dropping injured dogs over the Humane Society of Atlantic County fence in two separate incidences.
Residents living near Robert's Place and Memories in Margate had complaints regarding noise, trash, vehicular sex and public urination, which the city and establishment owners are working to address.
Atlantic City resident Wilbert Deberry, 53, was arrested at a home in the 1500 block of Beach Avenue following a two-month investigation into drug distribution. Joel Snyder, 45, who was not present at the time of Deberry's arrest, is at large.
A man and woman were arrested at a home in Whitesboro after police found drugs and modified weapons during a child endangerment investigation, police said Friday.
Acting State Comptroller Kevin D. Walsh has found himself increasingly under attack by public officials unhappy with his watchdog work.
Sea gulls appear to have become increasingly aggressive in Ocean City this summer, despite a $328,000 contract for trained falcons to chase them away. Members of City Council said last week that they have heard an increasing number of complaints recently.
Homeowners facing serious problems with how their manufactured homes were installed at The Oaks of Weymouth got some good news Friday, when U.S. Rep. Jeff Van Drew visited with a representative of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
U.S. Senator Cory Booker, D-NJ, made his way to Atlantic City for a Democratic rally and to donate $500,000 to Margate for Lucy the Elephant's interior restoration over the weekend.