New Jersey

June 5 - June 8: ShakesBeer in the Park in Del., the Baltimore Avenue dollar stroll in West Philly and Halsey in South Jersey are among the highlights.

At least two dozen students along with community members traveled to Trenton asking the board to reverse cuts to address the $91 million deficit.

Carstarphen is running for his second full term in office. Residents will also pick three at-large council members.

A new N.J law establishes penalties for inciting a public brawl. It’s designed to stop young people from organizing pop-up parties on social media.

Students studying journalism and public speaking will explore the world of news during a course about news gathering, story ideation and storyboarding.

Mayor Ras Baraka says the Trump-appointed attorney had pursued the case out of political spite. Baraka was denied entry to Delaney Hall and arrested on May 9.

With the NJ primary a week away, we dig into the hotly contested governor race, the 11 candidates, the key issues, the money, and President Trump's influence.

The president, who has golf clubs around the state and frequently stays at his Bedminster property, announced his endorsement for Ciattarelli last month.

The transit system is working with Amtrak to ensure trains run smoothly. NJ Transit is also adding new train cars and buses to improve rider experience.

NOAA said a warmer ocean is partly to blame for the above average predictions. New Jersey officials said beach preparation is key.

News that the global Catholic Church would get its first U.S.-born pope was welcomed by Catholic students at Princeton and other U.S. universities.

Residents can enjoy a complimentary lunch and meet with WHYY News representatives.

A class of New Jersey fifth graders will explore the world of news during a course about news gathering, story ideation and storyboarding.

A New Jersey Senate committee has approved a bill to create emergency registries, to let older adults sign up for assistance during a crisis in the county where they live.

State education officials recruited a suburban Chicago firm to conduct a nationwide search to find a successor to Katrina McCombs.