Trenton News

The job of delivering the meals to the clients of Meals on Wheels of Trenton/Ewing usually belongs to volunteers or the full-time staff.

TRENTON - The Mercer County Prosecutor's Office identified at least four instances of Trenton Water Works employees providing unauthorized water hookups to homes - and numerous other allegations of theft, malfeasance, and politically motivated job moves - during its 2010 investigation of the Trenton Water Works, grand jury transcripts reveal.

Franklin Township officials voted tonight to disband their municipal ethics board and transfer authority over ethics complaints to the state's Local Finance Board.

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Michael and Phyllis Suber recycle organic waste in their Princeton Township home on Thursday, November 29, 2012.

Trenton firefighters outside a home on the first block of Mechanics Avenue following a one-alarm fire there today.

TRENTON - Gov. Chris Christie will hold his second inauguration party on Ellis Island, the symbol of a nation built on immigrants, his inauguration committee announced today.

THE LAW protects people who are unjustly evicted or fired or who are beaten by their partners.

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New Jerseyans still like the job Gov. Chris Christie's doing, though they don't know much about what he'd like to do with it next.

An Idaho-based temp agency that set up shop in New Jersey after Hurricane Sandy has agreed to pay $27,800 in penalties and other costs, acting state Attorney General John Hoffman said today.

Authorities say a New Jersey man awoke after a long night's sleep to discover a knife stuck in his back.

A 55-year-old man from Trenton faces multiple charges after police allege that he burglarized more than a dozen vehicles near the AAMCO in Lawrence Township.

A man with a knife in his back slept for 10 hours before realizing he'd been stabbed during a fight on his porch.

Authorities say a New Jersey man awoke after a long night's sleep to discover a knife stuck in his back.

A man convicted in the shotgun slaying of a popular suburban Philadelphia musician will spend the rest of his life in prison.

A Bucks County jury convicted 22-year-old Breon Powell of Trenton, N.J., of first-degree murder in the December 2011 killing of 56-year-old Danny DeGennaro of Levittown during a botched home invasion robbery.

A man convicted in the shotgun slaying of a popular suburban Philadelphia musician will spend the rest of his life in prison.

TRENTON - A Trenton man slept soundly for about 10 hours with a knife stuck in the middle of his back Sunday before discovering he was stabbed during a fistfight on his porch, police said today.

Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno takes part in a "Wreaths Across America" ceremony, noon on the Statehouse steps in Trenton.