The Paved Over Prominence Project led by Samantha Dorm tells the story of York's now gone Black historic sites, businesses and people.

Five New Jersey governors attended the ceremony for what officials call the largest investment in Camden County's history, ...

Travelers enjoyed exploring the road and note that you'll do a fair bit of walking if you choose to visit. The pedestrian section of St. George Street stretches from The Old City Gate to the Plaza ...

which reviewers recommend walking to see. Recent visitors say no matter what your political affiliation is, a visit to the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is worthwhile.

For about seven hours Wednesday, New Jersey Superior Court Judge Peter Warshaw heard arguments over whether the indictment against George E. Norcross III and his five co-defendants should be dismissed ...

TRENTON — A New Jersey judge on Wednesday quizzed state prosecutors about their racketeering case against George E. Norcross III, asking why the Democratic power broker's alleged threats against ...

Attorneys argued for nearly eight hours on Wednesday over whether to dismiss a series of racketeering and extortion charges against Democratic powerbroker George Norcross and several of his allies, ...

A Superior Court judge will rule on an initial motion to toss racketeering charges against Democratic power broker George Norcross and his allies, a case that was the focus of a seven-hour hearing in ...

Judge Peter Warshaw will rule whether to toss a 13-count indictment against George Norcross and five others who claim the document states no crime. (Photo by Hal Brown for New Jersey Monitor) A ...

George E. Norcross III looks on from the audience as his attorneys argue for the charges against him and his co-defendants be dismissed. (P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY) Michael Critchley, defense attorney for ...

George Norcross, five others indicted on corruption charges State urges trial judge to look at voluminous allegations New Jersey Democratic powerbroker George Norcross’ attorneys told a judge ...