Worker was ‘impaled’ by blow torch while dismantling an old crane at EMR Camden
Fire department documents obtained by The Inquirer detail an incident in which a worker was impaled by a blow torch before being sent to the hospital at the EMR scrap…
Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuit
A man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.
N.J. sees largest drop in death rate in the U.S.
The state's death rate has fallen 8.3% since 2015.
Company at center of N.J. voter registration scandal has multiple state contracts
Idemia also holds contracts to handle fingerprinting for the New Jersey State Police and one to provide fingerprinting, background searches, and other services for various agencies, records show.
New Jersey enacts law to prevent surveillance pricing of groceries. Here’s what to know.
New Jersey banned surveillance pricing for groceries under a new law signed by Gov. Mikie Sherrill. Here's what that means.
DOJ says it needs New Jersey’s voter database to verify that more noncitizens aren’t registered to vote
The Justice Department demanded data on New Jersey voters after the state revealed 6,600 noncitizens were improperly registered in 2023 and 2024.
How 6,600 noncitizens were registered to vote in New Jersey and what happens next
Noncitizens were registered to vote in New Jersey before Sherrill was governor but the revelation has thrust the state into Trump's national debate over voting laws.
A waterspout and two potential tornadoes swept through New Jersey
National Weather Service was conducting surveys Wednesday to estimate the impact.
Someone was hospitalized after suffering life-threatening injuries at Camden EMR, days after a judge allowed it to reopen
The Camden Fire Department responded to a call of an individual injured at the EMR scrap metal recycling facility shortly after a judge allowed the company to reopen.
N.J. e-bike law requiring registration, insurance now in effect
Thousands of riders across the state must now be licensed, registered, and in some cases insured for the first time.