Princeton High School students will be held accountable under the school's code of conduct for chanting anti-Semitic phrases as they left the school to join an encampment at Princeton University.
New Jersey lawmakers pushed ahead Thursday with legislation overhauling the state's public records access law, reigniting debate over the revisions that stalled earlier this year amid vocal opposition from civil rights and other groups.
A judge has ruled that Brian Wilson be placed in a conservatorship, which will be run by his longtime publicist and manager, Jean Sievers, and his longtime business manager, LeeAnn Hard.
The next time you're in Walmart, you'll likely be listening to an eclectic mix of music over their PA system, but if you hear a color-coded announcement, you may suddenly be in immediate danger.
A video of the meeting shows Teaneck Mayor Mike Pagan repeatedly asking Layla Graham, 32, to stop playing an alarm so the township council could conduct the "township's business."
The Newark Solidarity Coalition at the Rutgers-Newark campus set up an encampment on May 1 with similar demands about divestment as Rutgers-New Brunswick and Princeton University protesters.
Boy Scouts of America is officially updating its name in an effort to be more inclusive. Starting on Feb. 8, 2025, on their 115th anniversary, the organization will become Scouting America.
A Clark police chief and sergeant who state authorities said should be fired for racist habits claim they can't lose their jobs because investigators took too long.
A Mays Landing man has been charged with several counts of theft by deception for allegedly deceiving over two dozen victims out of headstones for deceased relatives.