Ted Sherman

Complaint charged delivery drivers were forced to urinate in bottles as the company suppressed union activity and paid workers less than competitors.

Security experts warn that the attacks are exploiting a specific vulnerability in water treatment controls.

James Patten pleaded guilty in an international investment fraud that used a small Paulsboro deli to manipulate securities prices

New court filings detail how veterans home employees faced threats and disciplinary action if they defied orders to work without masks or gloves

Easton's Nook, operated by Dean Jacqueline Mattis, has been paid thousands by Rutgers for faculty workshops since she became dean in 2020.

Threats by Brendan Carr carry echoes of another battle by the FCC som 50 years ago involving a fiery N.J. fundamentalist preacher and a pirate radio ship.

A state commission has called for sentencing changes to reduce racial disparities, but the Legislature has shown no willingness to act.

Amid allegations of spoiled food and medical neglect, federal and state officials battle over access at troubled N.J. immigration detention facility

N.J. Health Commissioner Raynard E. Washington said the kitchen-only inspection offered only an incomplete view of conditions at the facility

ICE says it found empty buildings, fake addresses and students on visas who never showed up to work at sites across the country