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What’s On My Ballot In New Jersey? 

New Jersey voters will elect a new governor and Legislature in a pivotal 2025 race shaping the state’s future.

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Ice Has Arrested Over 3,000 People In NJ Since Trump Took Office

ICE has arrested over 3,000 people in New Jersey under Trump, ranking New Jersey the ninth state nationwide.

Harriet Tubman Descendant To Headline Black Heritage Celebration In Middlesex County

East Jersey Old Town Village hosts an Oct. 11 celebration of African American history with author Michele Jones Galvin.

Gas Stays Full-service, But Tempers Flare: Sherrill And Ciattarelli Face Off In Final NJ Debate

Sherrill and Ciattarelli clashed in their final New Jersey governor’s debate, trading barbs but agreeing to keep full-service gas.

Up To $180K Student Loan Relief Available For NJ Behavioral Health Workers

New Jersey is offering up to $180K in student loan relief for eligible behavioral health professionals who serve in underserved communities.

Murphy Pledges A ‘Sprint’ To Finish His Term, With A Push To Ban Cell Phones In School

Gov. Phil Murphy reflects on his legacy, from cannabis reform to COVID-19 response, while pushing a school cell phone ban in his final months.

A person holds a sign at a protest that says "March against machines." Their shirt says, "No detention. No deportation. No family separation."
NJ Urged To Sell Palantir Shares Over ICE Immigration Deal

Advocates are criticizing New Jersey's pension fund investment in Palantir, an AI firm that secured a $30 million ICE contract.

New Jersey Advocates Mobilize Voters As Tight Governor’s Race Hinges On Turnout

Advocates in New Jersey are mobilizing voters of color and immigrants, as turnout could decide the tight governor’s race.

‘Full Circle’: NJ Residents Embrace Human Composting As Eco-friendly Path After Death

New Jersey legalized human composting, offering residents an eco-friendly alternative to burial or cremation starting in 2026.

NJ Health Officials: Tylenol And Vaccines Safe For Pregnant Parents, Backed By Science

NJ health officials reaffirm acetaminophen and vaccine safety for pregnant and postpartum individuals, urging evidence-based guidance.