Trenton News

THE STATE cannot allow the clock to run out on a law that has proved vital to local leaders' ability to build sound budgets.

Annual disclosure reports were released Thursday by the state Election Law Enforcement Commission.

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Trenton Police on scene at 919 Martin Luther King Blvd., the scene of a deadly shooting yesterday.

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Signal 22 Chief John Donahue and Second Deputy Chief Robert Dansbury inspect the 40-gallon water tank underneath the sink in the canteen truck at the volunteer organization's station on South Clinton Avenue in Trenton, Friday, March 7, 2014.

The crowd roars as Chris Christie takes to the stage wearing his trademark New Jersey lapel pin.

March 6, 2014: President Obama speaks during the "Women of Soul," in the East Room of the White House in Washington.

TRENTON - John Harmon, the president and CEO of the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey, was officially installed yesterday as the new chairman of the board of the National Black Chamber of Commerce.

The former mayor Trenton has asked a federal judge to throw out his conviction on corruption charges and grant him a new trial.

HAMILTON -- The 2014 Hamilton St. Patrick's Day Parade benefitted from beautiful weather to draw huge crowds for the township's annual celebration.

One man was killed and several others were injured in a shooting at an illegal city night club early this morning, officials said.

A local fire official says the gas leak that killed a Ewing woman and devastated a housing development last week was not called in to the fire department for more than an hour, the Times of Trenton reports.

TRENTON - Deputy County Clerk Walker Worthy, who is also vying to win election as mayor of Trenton, said to quell crime in Trenton he would propose using technology such as surveillance cameras and gunshot spotter technology to make the city's streets safer.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, right, listens as New Jersey state comptroller Matthew Boxer answers a question Friday, Feb. 8, 2013, in Trenton, N.J., after Christie announced an executive order for monitors on the spending for Superstorm Sandy aid.

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President Obama will honor two Trenton, New Jersey police officers shot in the line of duty during an ambush last summer.

I will be testifying before the state Assembly Budget Committee on March 18th in Trenton, NJ.

TRENTON - New Jersey's nearly-defunct affordable housing agency has to start meeting again next week, or its board members will be forced into a courtroom to face contempt charges, a state appeals court ruled today.

Trenton will send more than $757,000 in state aid for the 2014-2015 school year, a 4.7 percent increase from the funds offered for the current school year, according to figures released Feb. 27 by the New Jersey Department of Education .