By: Dana DiFilippo The coming World Cup is expected to generate billions in economic impact in New Jersey, but human traffickers will be among those scrambling to cash in, law enforcement officials warn. The monthlong men’s soccer tournament, which will kick off June 13 at the MetLife Stadium, will bring more than a million visitors to the […]
Corrections officials credit work-release and other rehabilitative programs for reducing recidivism rates among those freed from New Jersey prisons.
Incarcerated people face high rates of PTSD and trauma, yet most don't receive adequate treatment. Advocates say New Jersey must invest more in mental health to help people successfully reenter society.
No arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing, according to the Union County Prosecutor's Office.
Essex County prosecutors are fighting the exoneration plea of a man whose life sentence ex-Gov. Phil Murphy commuted in January.
Pastor Yeison Cortes Vasquez, 46, was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agents in Newark on March 20.
Corrections officials credit work-release and other rehabilitative programs for reducing recidivism rates among those freed from New Jersey prisons.
Britt J. Simon was suspended as municipal court judge after he yelled at truant students and threatened to have them deported.
A viral confrontation at a light rail stop following a new executive order as Jersey City fights to maximize sanctuary protections.
Hospitals and ICE face scrutiny over blocking family and attorney access to immigrants hospitalized while in federal custody.
