Law & Public Safety

An explosion in Ewing killed one and damaged dozens of homes.

ACLU-NJ Executive Director Udi Ofer says that stop-and-frisk data on Newark's program shows a high volume of stops, racial disparities and a high innocence rate.

Fort Lee has released dispatch calls recorded when GWB lanes were closed in September.

Motorists say the New Jersey side of the Palisades parkway is worse than the New York portion.

Ocean County police officers are the first to be able to carry and administer Narcan, which temporarily reverses the effects of a narcotic overdose.

The Birthright Bill would let adoptees access their New Jersey birth records to find their biological parents.

In an effort to ensure the safety of students, officials have implemented "safe corridors".

NJM Insurance Group donated $50,000 in recognition of it's DNT TXT N DRV (Don't Text and Drive) program.

Because of the impending long-term closure of the Pulaski Skyway to inbound traffic in Jersey City, court hours for the Hudson Vicinage will be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

NJ Second Amendment Society President Frank Fiamingo says limiting the ammunition capacity will hurt citizens' ability to protect themselves.

With the unrest happening in Ukraine, New Jerseyans are concerned about relatives who are overseas.

When ice and snow build up on roofs, there is a greater potential for collapse.

Samuel DeMaio served as police director for Newark since 2011.

The Second Annual "Freezing for a Reason AC" polar bear plunge Feb. 23 will raise money and awareness for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.

Gov. Chris Christie's attorney has requested to speak with Hoboken and Fort Lee mayors along with other subpoenaed individuals. Chief Political Correspondent Michael Aron explains.