The Middlesex County town is accused of discriminating against the religious group, according to a federal lawsuit.

Citing a statewide clash over zoning, density, and municipal autonomy, a coalition of mayors and local officials has asked a ...

Opening statements began Wednesday in the Ian Mitcham trial. Mitcham is accused of killing Allison Feldman in 2015. Congress sends bill ending longest government shutdown in history to Trump's desk ...

ADOR has released an official statement following their court victory in the exclusive contract validity lawsuit against NewJeans. On October 30, ADOR shared their stance regarding the decision handed ...

New Jersey voters will go to the polls Nov. 4 to elect the next governor, members of the Assembly, and local municipal and school board members. Residents should have received their sample ballots by ...

Since being appointed to the bench in 2009, Spokane Municipal Court Judge Mary Logan has never had to fend off an opponent in an election. That changed this year when former Spokane City Attorney ...

UPDATE (9:40 a.m.): Sean Grayson got mad at Sonya Massey while she was in her own kitchen and shot her, the Sangamon County State’s Attorney told a Peoria County jury. But Grayson’s attorney argued ...

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Fifteen months after Sonya Massey, a Black woman who had called 911 for help, was killed in her home, the former police officer who fired the fatal shot is set to go on trial.

Judge Faulted for Lag in Push for Jack Smith’s Trump Report Five key moments from Trump’s ‘60 Minutes’ interview Hunter found alive after going missing for nearly 3 weeks How Democrats, GOP could end ...

Joshua A. Hearn, 36, of 315 S. Burnett Road #419, aggravated menacing, innocent, continued, released on own recognizance bond. John D. Jones, 37, of Dayton, weapons ...

An image and logo memorializing former Los Angeles Angels pitcher Tyler Skaggs is displayed on the outfield wall at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo / Kyusung Gong) SANTA ANA, Calif. — ...

BRASILIA, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Luis Roberto Barroso said on Thursday he is stepping down from the court, well ahead of a deadline for his mandatory retirement in 2033.