Middlesex County

With a cloud of anxiety hanging over the November election, faculty at Rutgers University are urging their peers not to give tests or assign papers to students in the days after Election Day.

So-called adverse events “are an expected part of any clinical study, especially large studies,” according to Johnson & Johnson.

Eric LeGrand's family was told 10 years ago, when he suffered a severe spinal injury while playing football for Rutgers University, that he likely wouldn't be able to breathe on his own, eat solid foods, or move his shoulders.

A Middlesex County man who was allegedly cooking the books at a Monmouth County accounting firm now faces up to ten years in prison after being charged with stealing $385,000 in tax payments

Looking for work but not sure what piques your interest? Now you can attend a job fair without leaving your car.

A handful of other vaccines in the U.S. — including shots made by Moderna Inc. and Pfizer Inc. — and others in other countries are already in final-stage testing.

Family friendly activities, like hayrides and corn mazes, still are on thanks to social distancing, mask wearing and in many cases, advance ticket sales.

Each team, including the Rutgers Scarlet Knights, will have an eight-game schedule and begin play October 24.

Even among New Jersey school districts off to an all remote start, a majority of student athletes are hitting the athletic fields this fall.

The Turnpike Authority did not answer questions on Wednesday about who made the decision to remove the flags and what prompted the decision

Commemorating 9/11 this year still is being done in-person in some locations, while a couple are streaming ceremonies due to COVID-19.

Lakewood public schools opened for in-person instruction on Friday despite a war of words between the teachers union and administration.