Joe Hernandez

A bill approved by New Jersey’s Assembly would strike back against “corporate inversions,” when a U.S. company buys a s ...

A group of rural South Jersey towns tired of chronic issues with phone and Internet service is asking the state to investigate Verizon, t ...

The utility PSE&G is spending $55 million on upgrades in Camden to support a group of new businesses moving into the troubled city. ...

When the Delaware River Port Authority announced in July that some drivers who routinely cross its four bridges will get a discount on to ...

In late 2004, Matthew Barnes was working at a hardware store when he heard a sermon about praying for political leaders. The Bible ...

Longport became the first municipality in New Jersey to require that businesses charge a fee for single-use plastic and paper bags, after ...

Princeton University announced Thursday night that school officials have reached an agreement with student protesters inside Nassau H ...

New Jersey’s geography, dense population, and wealth of critical infrastructure make it vulnerable to a terrorist attack, but state ...

Residents and developers can build on flood-prone land in New Jersey, but it requires going through a rigorous permitting process first.& ...

Nearly one third of New Jereyans are broke, according to Legal Services of New Jersey’s ninth annual report on poverty. Two ...

When an Amtrak train bound for New York careened off a curve in the track and crashed in Philadelphia’s Port Richmond section six m ...

On Wednesday morning, volunteers in Camden fanned out across Broadway to hand out information about fighting addiction. The cards ...