Hot and wet in NJ : Storms knock down trees, knock out power
A powerful line of thunderstorms that moved across New Jersey late Wednesday morning left nearly 200,000 utility customers without power.
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More protests in NJ remain calm with cops joining and listening
Chalk drawings, hugs and dancing were part of peaceful protests about the death of George Floyd while in police custody across New Jersey on Tuesday.
Out-of-town man busted in Trenton mayhem after Floyd protest
The FBI has charged a South Plainfield man with trying to set a Trenton police vehicle on fire during unrest that unfolded Sunday evening after a demonstration against police violence.
No truth to online threat against houses with flags, NJ cops say
After a message went viral, state officials dismissed the rumor about "rioters targeting homes" with police, American or even Trump flags.
Violence in Trenton & AC, but most NJ protests were peaceful
Sunday protests in Rahway and Long Branch remained peaceful with more protests and virtual vigils scheduled for this week.
'How dare you?' — Vandalism, looting, cop cars on fire in Trenton
After peaceful demonstrations, city officials condemned violent actions in downtown Trenton as night fell Sunday.
NJ protests remain peaceful as Philly, New York erupt in violence
Camden police on a unity walk were among peaceful events Saturday, while neighboring states dealt with violence involving crowds and officers.
NJ guidelines for July graduations leave districts with questions
Throwing caps in the air will be out at New Jersey's commencements and it's not clear how many people would be able to attend.
Rutgers joins list of NJ schools with test-optional applications
At least seven colleges and universities across the state have adopted the test optional policy, permanently.
Jersey's malls are back! These stores offer curbside retail
As the pandemic continues, a number of department and retail stores are giving shoppers new options.