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Ryan Dubiel, 31, has been with the Woodlynne police for 10 months and has worked for nine different police departments.

The online convening sought to look at the many effects and possible solutions to the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on communities of color.

"If cities like Allentown begin to crumble, that’s how America crumbles."

Historically, those expecting babies have been excluded from non-pregnancy related clinical trials.

This week, we celebrate both National Rosé Day on Saturday and National Weed Your Garden Day.

Fifteen people describe their violent encounter with police while protesting police brutality in Philadelphia.

Young people see a role for themselves on 52nd Street, especially after last week’s violent clashes between police and protesters and looters.

The Asbury Park City Council voted Wednesday evening to allow indoor dining beginning on June 15, a move in direct violation of New Jersey executive orders.

Commissioner Outlaw said the savings would help outfit more cops with body-worn cameras, and conduct implicit-bias training, among other initiatives.

After interviewing someone who tests positive, contact tracers notify people who were in close contact with that person and encourage them to get tested.

More than $1 million in state grants are on the way to Jersey Shore municipalities and counties to fund litter cleaning efforts, state officials said.

Delaware River Basin Commission members continue to review the gas pipeline application. Environmentalists, residents gave them a virtual earful Wednesday.

Turzai announced in January he would not seek reelection this fall and would instead pursue a job in the private sector.

Black astronomers, cosmologists and physicists organized the worldwide strike as a day to stop doing science and start addressing racism within academia.

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative sets a limit on carbon emissions from power plants, which must purchase a credit for each ton of carbon dioxide they emit.