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New Rutgers program aims to study the female brain

By Lilo H. Stainton - June 22, 2026

Open Democracy, a New Hampshire voting rights group, has spent several years working to improve the registration rate among 18-year-olds. Shown are New Hampshire voters. (Photo by Will Steinfeld/New Hampshire Bulletin)

When teens drive less, they don’t register to vote. Here’s how civic groups are adapting.

By Jonathan Shorman - June 22, 2026

Gov. Sherrill signs law to boost subsidized school meal participation

By Benjamin Leynse - June 19, 2026

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As Trump’s immigration dragnet grows, so do complaints of detention center conditions

BY Ariana Figueroa - June 19, 2026

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Bill would guarantee NJ doctors same pay for telehealth, in-person visits

BY Lilo H. Stainton - June 18, 2026

NJ Senate approves penalties for political violence

BY Nikita Biryukov - June 18, 2026

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibits at Philly historic site, court rules

BY Ian Karbal - June 18, 2026

More Americans are hungry in the face of federal cuts, rising grocery prices

BY Kevin Hardy - June 18, 2026

White House discloses outline of deal to end Iran war, open Strait of Hormuz

BY Ashley Murray - June 17, 2026

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NJ panel OKs bill to boost state oversight of struggling hospitals

BY Lilo H. Stainton - June 16, 2026

Appeals court limits disclosure of Seton Hall clergy sex abuse report

BY Nikita Biryukov - June 16, 2026

Newark memo sparks dispute over response to 911 calls outside migrant jail

BY Nikita Biryukov - June 12, 2026

Rosie Pino wins GOP primary, will face Rep. Nellie Pou in November

BY Nikita Biryukov - June 12, 2026

Legisladores y médicos de NJ buscan crear conciencia sobre los fibromas uterinos

BY Lilo H. Stainton - June 15, 2026

Educadores y estudiantes de Newark piden más apoyo escolar mientras continúan los enfrentamientos en Delaney Hall

BY Jessie Gómez, Chalkbeat Newark - June 5, 2026

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More than 600 NJ police officers disciplined for misconduct in 2025

BY Dana DiFilippo - June 17, 2026

Housing starts sink to pandemic levels as builders worry about inflation

BY Tim Henderson - June 17, 2026

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, he’s heard the president's deal with Iran sets up a 60-day framework for negotiators to reach agreement on more specifics. In this photo, Thune speaks with reporters on Capitol Hill on Sept. 19, 2025. (Photo by Jennifer Shutt/States Newsroom)

Republicans in US Senate left in dark by Trump on Iran deal, but want details and a vote

BY Jennifer Shutt - June 16, 2026

Farmers hope to make New Jersey the hazelnut capital of America

BY Dana DiFilippo - June 16, 2026

Election workers sort ballots at Contra Costa County's election operations facility on May 27, 2026 in Martinez, California. (Photo by Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty Images)

Local election officials reel over ‘logistical nightmare’ of Trump’s vote-by-mail order

BY Jonathan Shorman - June 16, 2026

The U.S. Supreme Court on Oct. 29, 2024. (Photo by Jane Norman/States Newsroom)

Supreme Court agrees to weigh in on case over rights of some in ‘prolonged’ ICE detention

BY Tim Henderson - June 15, 2026

NJ judge who threatened to deport truant students should be removed, panel says

BY Dana DiFilippo - June 15, 2026

A classroom at Woodrow Wilson Elementary School in South Salt Lake City, Utah, on March 12, 2024. (Photo by Spenser Heaps/Utah News Dispatch)

NJ lawmakers aim to bring ‘clarity’ to school budgeting with new bill

BY Nikita Biryukov - June 15, 2026

New Rutgers program aims to study the female brain

When teens drive less, they don’t register to vote. Here’s how civic groups are adapting.

Gov. Sherrill signs law to boost subsidized school meal participation

Latest From The Newsroom

As Trump’s immigration dragnet grows, so do complaints of detention center conditions

Bill would guarantee NJ doctors same pay for telehealth, in-person visits

NJ Senate approves penalties for political violence

Trump administration can replace slavery exhibits at Philly historic site, court rules

More Americans are hungry in the face of federal cuts, rising grocery prices

White House discloses outline of deal to end Iran war, open Strait of Hormuz

Commentary

Happy Pride, except to the NJ police chief accused of using a gay slur

FIFA to New Jersey: Drop dead

New Jersey is staring into a healthcare fiscal abyss

NJ’s investment in civic information protects against declining media literacy

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NJ panel OKs bill to boost state oversight of struggling hospitals

Appeals court limits disclosure of Seton Hall clergy sex abuse report

Newark memo sparks dispute over response to 911 calls outside migrant jail

Rosie Pino wins GOP primary, will face Rep. Nellie Pou in November

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Legisladores y médicos de NJ buscan crear conciencia sobre los fibromas uterinos

Educadores y estudiantes de Newark piden más apoyo escolar mientras continúan los enfrentamientos en Delaney Hall

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More than 600 NJ police officers disciplined for misconduct in 2025

Housing starts sink to pandemic levels as builders worry about inflation

Republicans in US Senate left in dark by Trump on Iran deal, but want details and a vote

Farmers hope to make New Jersey the hazelnut capital of America

Local election officials reel over ‘logistical nightmare’ of Trump’s vote-by-mail order

Supreme Court agrees to weigh in on case over rights of some in ‘prolonged’ ICE detention

NJ judge who threatened to deport truant students should be removed, panel says

NJ lawmakers aim to bring ‘clarity’ to school budgeting with new bill

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