Karen Yi

Another 5,000 eviction filings were made in New Jersey's courts last month. 

Make the Road New Jersey is pressing Gov. Murphy to help families who are ineligible for state unemployment or federal benefits because of their immigration status.

It's a most unusual school year for New Jersey students. 

It was a different kind of first day back for students across New Jersey. 

A federal judge heard oral arguments on Thursday after lawyers sued over Newark's immigration court's decision to hold hearings in person. 

Of 800 submitted plans, the state has cleared a majority to reopen with a "hybird" model combing in-person and remote instruction. 

The cities — the two largest in New Jersey — rely the most on an accurate tally.

A new law signed by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy will allow thousands of immigrants — regardless of their legal status — to obtain their professional licenses. 

LBGTQ activists are rallying around the death of a Black transgender woman in Newark to highlight the violence many trans women face.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is taking his fight for civilian oversight of the city's police department to Trenton.

A New Jersey Senate committee unanimously approved Governor Phil Murphy's nominee to the state Supreme Court. 

New Jersey's highest court weakened Newark's Civilian Complaint Review Board, limiting when it can conduct investigations, but city officials say the CCRB still has power.

New Jersey's Supreme Court said Newark's civilian oversight panel did not have the legal right to compel officers to testify before them. 

A bill on Governor Phil Murphy's desk would remove immigration barriers for all occupational licenses. 

While New Jersey’s largest city is in some ways a model of how a protest movement can force change, it also underscores the difficulties — and limits — of police reform.

After Governor Phil Murphy gave districts the flexibility to delay in-person classes, more of them seem to be opting for remote learning this fall.

Court records show landlords filed 5,700 eviction proceedings last month. 

It's Census PUSH Week, and Jersey City wants every single one of its residents included in the 2020 count. But only half have responded, far below the state's average.

Many mom and pop shops in New Jersey have finally reopened their doors after months of shut down caused by the pandemic. But for some, customers have been slow to return. 

With six weeks before New Jersey's schools are back in session, the state is setting some guidelines as to what this very different school year will look like.