A play by Rutgers professor Alex Dawson explores the most famous mythical creature from the Garden State: the Jersey Devil.

A state police lieutenant who was part of the unit that protects the governor was found dead in a county park here, after the high-ranking cop allegedly shot and killed two other people in a town more ...

The recordings capture the group of responding cops bantering among themselves about the situation, joking and fantasizing about sicking a "drug dog" on the immigrants and escorting the bus out of ...

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NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Prosecutors told a very different story in court than what they had told the press and the public about the latest murder in the streets of New Brunswick. Two local men are now ...

Twenty years ago, on March 20, 2001, patrons showed up outside the Melody Bar at 106 French Street, expecting to dance nostalgic to the 1980's tunes that Tuesdays nights at the club were known for.

A teenager is dead and two others injured after a shooting outside the La Famosa Bar on Remsen Avenue during the evening of November 30.

The government has been quietly paying City Councilman Glenn Fleming's legal bills in an ongoing sexual harassment case, even though a judge has ruled that the allegations are unrelated to his ...

Superior Court Judge Benjamin Bucca, who worked as a tennis coach at Rutgers for over a decade, ruled that the law requires at least one member of the Board of Governors (BOG) to reside in Camden ...

A Superior Court Judge recently ordered City Councilman Glenn Fleming pay $15,000 to the woman who alleged that he forced himself on her, exposed himself to her in inappropriate situations, and ...

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— City employees failed to properly monitor a chemical feed, resulting in almost three times the normal amount of a treatment chemical being added to the drinking water supply here.

The nurses of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital have agreed to return to work, ending a months-long battle over staffing issues.