Brianna Kudisch

The race was New Jersey's tightest U.S. House race and watched across the nation.

Donated gowns and brides-to-be flooded the small New Jersey library after NJ.com published a story about a dedicated librarian offering free vintage wedding dresses.

Municipalities have until Jan. 31 to adopt the state's guidance or provide their own calculations.

The contentious fight is now focused on whether the township will move a public building to make way for an affordable housing development.

The competitive race will likely help decide who controls the House of Representatives next year.

The site will offer counseling, a legal clinic, a food pantry, English classes, dental services, X-rays, eye exams and more for free or highly-discounted rates.

The suburban New Jersey location is one of 17 new temples announced by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

The additional towns bring the total to 21 municipalities suing New Jersey over its new law on creating affordable housing.

New Jersey's newest local library is expected to open early next year.

The Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association of New Jersey is suing the horse track and its online betting company as Freehold Raceway prepares to close at the end of the year.