Trenton News

A New Jersey man and a Philadelphia resident were indicted Tuesday on charges they scammed victims with worthless paper dyed black that was portrayed as real money and sold to people who paid to have the dye removed.

The township will send the state a one-inch document defending its use of its own affordable housing trust fund, a posture that puts it in conflict with Gov.

Shot and killed in late December at a home near Philadelphia; police later ruled Danny DeGennaro's death a homicide.

City Filmmaker Jeff Stewart wants to shut down the "Trenton Makes" bridge for a couple hours so he can shoot the ending scene to his zombie movie.

A theme of equality and gun control will mark the 32nd anniversary dinner of the Coalition for Peace Action, which will also host civil rights pioneer Edith Savage-Jennings and former N.J. gov.

TRENTON - The board that oversees the financially strapped city-owned hotel will appeal to city council this week for approval of a $3 million bond ordinance to pay for renovation and conversion of the 11-year-old hotel from the Marriott brand to Wyndham.

For the past two years, the meeting held monthly in a bare Trenton conference room determined the fates of hundreds of New Jersey public employees, including scores of teachers and school administrators.

Two year old Vivian Wilson in her Scotch Plains home. Vivian suffers from a severe seizure disorder and is a registered medical marijuana patient.

In 2014, the Hillsborough High School graduation may not be in Hillsborough. Instead, commencement may be 24 miles away in Trenton at the Sun National Bank Arena.

The shameless plotting of gun control advocates in Trenton was caught on tape last week when a live microphone in the Senate Budget Committee was left on.

TRENTON - A man shot numerous times in the torso, arm and leg early Sunday is expected to survive his injuries, police said.

The May 14 mayoral race wasn't even certified before members of the media began peppering Fulop with questions about running for governor.

Photographer Aubrey Kauffman is using time-lapse digital technology to create an artwork of painter Mel Leipzig making a portrait of the 60-year-old Kauffman.

New Jersey was luckier than Pennsylvania over the weekend, hitting a colossal jackpot and landing a half-dozen second-place prizes ranging from $250,000 to $1 million.

A file photo of a client walking up South Broad Street in Trenton, New Jersey after leaving Mercer CountyA AA AA s eighth Project Homelessness Connect.

During the past three years, public records show the city and its insurers have paid out $6.6 million in workers' compensation claims, union disputes and lawsuits - and that doesn't include thousands more in legal fees.

Trenton Police Director Ralph Rivera Jr. affixes a command citation pin to the uniform of Officer Joe Ortiz during a police awards ceremony in City Hall council chambers 5/16/13. Next to Ortiz is his partner, Officer Bryan Wyszynski, who also received a citation.

N.J. Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa has created a panel to review the State Police promotion process.

Sheena Johnson, center, outside the Trenton Marriott an hour after her release from the Mercer County Correction Center Saturday.

The archaeological site known as Petty's Run was discovered in the shadow of the Statehouse during an expansion of Thomas Edison State College in 1996.