NJ battling surge in thefts of high-end vehicles
"The public needs to do their part, and we can bring this down," said Morris County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Brad Seabury.
Gurbir Grewal
State waits after unions lose fight to stop NJ from naming disciplined cops
No names will be released until Nov. 30 or until the state Supreme Court makes a decision.
NJ cops must tell schools when a child needs to be ‘handled with care’
If a child experiences a traumatic event that requires a police response, such as the arrest of a family member or a domestic violence incident, that child's school may have no idea that anything ever happened.
These businesses were price-gouging masks, PPE and supplies, NJ says
A Manalapan company was ordered to pay $12,500 alone, for jacking up prices 500% on N95 masks, the state attorney general announced.
Bayville man the latest to receive prison sentence for trying to lure girls for sex
A Bayville man was sentenced to four years in prison along with a Pemberton man after they both attempted to lure underage girls they met on social media to meet in person for sex.
NJ now punishes police calls used as form of bias intimidation
New Jersey joins three other states, including New York, that consider it a hate crime to report false crimes based on race, ethnicity, or other certain factors.
Little Egg Harbor man barred from working as massage therapist due to sexual misconduct
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal continues to crack down on massage therapists accused of inappropriate behavior while performing their jobs.
Arrests of 21 accused sex offenders prompt warning for NJ parents
Operation Screen Capture nabbed 21 individuals, including a juvenile, accused of sexually exploiting children online.
NJ attorney general: Most cops are good but let’s expose the bad ones
A legislative committee holds a marathon hearing to get ideas and discuss concerns from a wide array of experts.
NJ police discipline records remain private for now, judge says
The appeals court order delays a directive that the state Attorney General said was to build a "culture of transparency and accountability."
NJ pairing cops with social workers to learn de-escalation techniques
A Crisis Intervention Team training pilot program is being expanded across the Garden State.
Black law enforcement group: No one consulted us on NJ reforms
The Office of the Attorney General responded to the claim saying NOBLE is respected and "regularly consulted."