Gurbir Grewal

The suspects allegedly offered cash and prizes for sexual pictures of young girls, some attempted to extort their victims and one offered $300 for sex with a 14 year old

The latest impact of New Jersey's recreational marijuana law has come into the fold as nearly 88,000 cases related to certain marijuana and hashish convictions or pending cases have been vacated or dismissed.

At least four vendors had been selling baked goods or other treats for delivery with a "free" side of marijuana. The state has told them it's illegal.

New Jersey prosecutors must waive mandatory minimum prison terms for non-violent drug offenses, the state attorney general said Monday in a new directive.

State racing to develop training for police so they're comfortable with how marijuana and alcohol possession among youth are to be handled.

Preliminary figures on bias incidents were released in conjunction with a roundtable talk on the rise in anti-Asian discrimination and hate.

During a year of stay-at-home orders, curfews, and working and attending school remotely, more individuals lost their lives on New Jersey's roads.

While veterans officials say the state Attorney General "continues to drag his feet," the NJAG launched an overall investigation in April into NJ nursing homes handling the pandemic.

If a child experiences a traumatic event that requires a police response, such as the arrest of a family member or a domestic violence incident, that child's school may have no idea that anything ever happened.

A Bayville man was sentenced to four years in prison along with a Pemberton man after they both attempted to lure underage girls they met on social media to meet in person for sex.

New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal continues to crack down on massage therapists accused of inappropriate behavior while performing their jobs.

Widespread protests sparked by the Minneapolis police killing of George Floyd has led to a new police policy in New Jersey.