Karen Yi

During Tuesday's primary election, at least nine polling sites opened without any voting machines. 

State officials said 0.06% of those vaccinated from late December to April tested positive for the coronavirus. 

Some restaurant owners don't have enough staff and are concerned about a surge of maskless customers this Memorial Day Weekend.

A new study from New Jersey looks at the reasons why people are hesitant about the COVID-19 vaccines and the best ways to reach them.

While most indoor businesses will no longer have capacity limits, masking rules differ on each side of the Hudson.

Camden is the only New Jersey school district still under state control. But a new study shows Trenton's intervention didn't actually improve student performance.

New Jersey residents will need to be informed a lot sooner if there are high levels of lead in their drinking water.

 New county-by-county breakdowns show the disparities are widest in south New Jersey but still sizable in the urbanized north. 

Primary care doctors have been clamoring for months to play a bigger role in administering the COVID vaccine but they're still not sure what the state has planned.

Undocumented immigrants in New Jersey are now eligible for driver's licenses. But some say the Motor Vehicle Commission is asking for more documents than required.

The state wants to meet its goal of vaccinating 70% of the eligible population by the end of June. 

Local leaders say state officials have been too slow to remove barriers to access the vaccine, like making sure the vaccine registration form online is translated into other languages.

COVID-19 transmission in New Jersey is down to its lowest level since last March. 

New Jersey will begin taking applications for driver's licenses regardless of immigration status starting May 1.

New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez wants the federal government to prioritize vaccines at the Fort Dix federal prison, where two inmates have died of COVID-19.

More than 58,000 eviction filings have been made during the pandemic and the courts expect almost 200,000 cases in 2022. 

The Murphy administration is considering using around $40 million in leftover federal money for undocumented workers who lost income due to the pandemic. Advocates say that's not enough.

Federal monitors will likely begin overseeing New Jersey's only women's prison following years of allegations by inmates that they were sexually abused by corrections officers.

Thirty-four people have joined the hunger strike to demand relief for undocumented immigrants. 

New Jersey launched a new website that lets the public see details about when — and how — police officers use physical force.