Topic: Phil Murphy

While millions of shoppers scurried for the best holiday deals at various outlets on traditionally the biggest shopping day of the year in the United States on "Black Friday," some things did not go as planned.

Danish energy company Orsted announced Tuesday that it has canceled two wind energy projects that were planned for New Jersey.

The Justice Department announced Friday the indictment of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., on bribery charges.

The New Jersey Fish and Game Council voted to approve changes to its black bear management policy to allow for regulated hunts twice a year in parts of the state.

New Jersey Lieutenant Gov. Sheila Oliver died Tuesday at age 71, one day after the governor's office announced that she had been hospitalized and was "unable to discharge the duties of acting governor."

Governors agree that outdated policies and systems stand in the way of meeting the needs of the nation, based on the discussions at the National Governors Association's summer meeting in Atlantic City, N.J., on Thursday.

A fire aboard an Italian cargo ship in New Jersey, which claimed the lives of two Newark firefighters, is now out as the firefighters' union blasts safety concerns over staffing and equipment.

A shipping fire that took the lives of two Newark firefighters continued to burn at the city's port container terminal in New Jersey Friday morning, officials said.

Unions at Rutgers University representing faculty and adjunct professors are contemplating going back on the picket line six days after ending one of the largest education strikes in history as contract talks stall.

Rutgers University faculty members launched a strike on Monday morning walking out of classes and onto the picket line.