Federal Appeals Court Backs Right to Protest Trans Players in Girls Sports
A federal appeals court backed New Hampshire parents challenging sanctions for wearing pink “XX” wristbands at a girls soccer game.…
New Jersey Has Least Safe Elections, But Gov. Mikie Sherrill Sues to Block Attempt to Fix the Problems
New Jersey is suing the Trump administration over federal measures designed to strengthen mail-in ballot security, arguing elections are controlled by states.…
Gov. Sherrill Stands Behind Congresswoman Now Facing Trial for Attacking ICE Agents
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill stands behind Rep. LaMonica McIver as federal charges from the Delaney Hall ICE confrontation move toward trial.…
EXCLUSIVE: Jackson Mayor Claims She Received Multiple Death Threats
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, NJ – Jackson Township Mayor Jennifer Kuhn today said she has received multiple death threats and is currently coordinating the effort with News 12 NJ. News 12 reporter Jim Murdoch…
Sherrill Criticizes Supreme Court Decision to Secure Mail-in Ballots
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a procedural ruling allowing parts of President Donald Trump's executive order affecting mail-in voting to move forward while legal challenges continue, prompting criticism from New Jersey Gov.…
Judge Denies Seaside Park Bid to Immediately Recover South Seaside Park Tax Revenue
TOMS RIVER, N.J. — An Ocean County Superior Court judge has denied Seaside Park’s request for emergency relief in its legal fight with Berkeley Township over millions of dollars in property tax…
New Jersey Criminalizes Abortion Protesting With Vague Language in Anti-Discrimination Bill
The legislation represents New Jersey's latest expansion of legal protections surrounding reproductive health care while setting the stage for continued debate over how the law will be interpreted and balanced against constitutional…
Jackson Mayor and Council Need to Act Quickly To Enforce $3.5 Million Tax Lien to stop 100 Unit Apartment Complex
Jackson Township officials say they want to stop overdevelopment. They have an Open Space Committee. Residents pay a dedicated open-space tax. The township has spent millions acquiring land to prevent development. Here’s…
New Jersey Slave Reparation Bill Moving Through State Assembly
TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers are considering legislation that would move the state closer to addressing reparations for descendants of enslaved African Americans, reviving a debate over the state’s often-overlooked role…
Mikie Sherrill Signed A Voter Data Protection Bill, Then Pulled it After Realizing It Will Hurt Democrats in Elections
A constitutional dispute is unfolding in Trenton after Assemblyman Brian Bergen accused the Sherrill administration of unlawfully delaying enforcement of New Jersey's newly enacted data broker law while state officials say legislative…
Teacher’s Bias Lawsuit Against Passaic Charter School Advances in Court
A federal judge ruled that portions of a former Passaic charter school teacher's discrimination and retaliation lawsuit against iLearn Schools and Passaic Arts & Science Charter School may proceed while dismissing other…
Brazilian ICE Detainee Wins Partial Review as New Jersey Judge Questions Length of Immigration Detention
A federal judge dismissed most of a Brazilian immigrant's challenge to expedited removal but ordered further briefing on whether his year-long ICE detention without an individualized bond hearing violates the Fifth Amendment.…
Delaney Hall Detainee’s Challenge Moves Forward in New Jersey Federal Court
A federal judge ordered additional briefing in an ICE detainee's habeas corpus case after finding unresolved questions over whether federal immigration authorities are relying on the proper legal authority to continue his…
Federal Judge Orders Bond Hearing for Peruvian Migrant Held Since Illegal Border Crossing
A federal judge ordered immigration authorities to provide a bond hearing for a Peruvian migrant who has remained detained for more than two years after illegally crossing the southern border into the…
New Jersey Federal Judge Dismisses Data Breach Class Action Against Background Check Company
A federal judge dismissed a proposed class action against New Jersey background check company TABB Inc., ruling the plaintiff failed to demonstrate the concrete injury required to pursue a data breach lawsuit…
Bergen County Man Wins Initial Federal Review in Challenge to 30-Year Armed Robbery Sentence
A federal judge has allowed a Bergen County inmate's challenge to his 30-year armed robbery sentence to proceed while staying the case until state post-conviction proceedings are completed.…
Democrats in New Jersey Cut Medicaid Funding So They Can Blame Trump, GOP Says
Assembly Republicans say New Jersey reduced state Medicaid funding by $266 million despite a $1 billion increase in federal Medicaid funding, disputing Democratic claims about the source of healthcare funding changes.…
New Jersey Republicans Demand Answers After 43-Day Delay in Release of State Budget Spending Details
The New Jersey State House in Trenton, where lawmakers approved the state's record $60.7 billion Fiscal Year 2027 budget before the June 30 constitutional deadline.…
Supreme Court Says Seaside Park Can Eminent Domain Now Closed Crime-Ridden Motel
The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that municipalities may acquire private property through eminent domain without first identifying a specific redevelopment project, resolving Seaside Park's effort to condemn the Desert Palm Inn.…
BMG’s New Jackson Campus Vandalized Day After Sale Finalized: Police Chief Condemns Hateful Messages
Jackson, NJ – The Jackson Township Police Department announced Friday that detectives are actively investigating two separate incidents being treated as bias crimes, including repeated vandalism at a Jewish faith-based organization and…