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In stunning development, corruption charges against N.J. political boss dismissed
Judge finds no crime committed in high profile case against George Norcross III.
They want to walk away from their criminal past. This N.J. county doesn’t make it easy.
There's a backlog of nearly 2,000 expungement cases across the state with 25 percent in just one county.
Seton Hall sues ex-president over leaked confidential files
Seton Hall says former university president Joseph Nyre improperly accessed privileged information that found its way into explosive news reports.
He is accused of accepting $10G in bribes in a paper bag. But was it just a trap?
Defense attorney claims key evidence was withheld in bribery charge against former candidate
Details revealed in secret battle over N.J. investigation into Catholic clergy sex abuse
Promises by the state to uncover decades of sexual abuse by the clergy never got off the ground in a court fight that was kept under seal
N.J. advocates slam ICE raids, say Trump vilifies immigrants
“A real push to detain as many people as possible, without regard to who is actually deportable …”
The Star-Ledger chased the biggest stories, investigations and work that resonated
The Star-Ledger newspaper covered wars and disasters, exposed power and corruption, and reported on unspeakable crimes.
Former U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez sentenced to 11 years in ‘gold bar’ corruption case
Menendez was found guilty in a corruption case involving tens of thousands in cash and gold and charges of conspiring to work as a foreign agent.
N.J. governor unleashes on Trump for politicizing veterans homes probe
“That’s just an awful example of weaponizing government for political reasons," Gov. Phil Murphy said.
N.J. police spent $1M on controversial training despite warnings
State comptroller said firm helped officers hide their attendance at its courses. "The problem is bigger than we previously reported."
A kiss. A handshake. A hammer. Jimmy Carter lost N.J. But he left an indelible impression.
New Jersey did not vote for him. But many fondly remember the president, who died Sunday at age 100.
The deli was real. Its $100M value was baloney, admit father and son behind scheme.
The 2 men pleaded guilty to security fraud in connection with a bizarre international investment scam involving a money-losing Paulsboro deli.
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