No one was seriously injured after a four-alarm fire broke out at a high-rise building in Atlantic City, New Jersey, Wednesday morning, officials said. Chopper 3 flew over the firefight at the Brighton Towers condo building on the 2800 block of Atlantic Avenue. The fire broke out around 5 a.m., according to Atlantic County dispatchers.

On Monday, the final day of the current New Jersey legislative session, lawmakers in the General Assembly and state Senate passed three bills designed to strengthen public trust and safety in immigrant communities across the Garden State, and to protect them from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids and roundups.

The new law is designed to ease entry into the accounting profession by creating a new route for CPA candidates.

HILLSBOROUGH, New Jersey (WABC) -- Two young boys were found dead inside their New Jersey home and now their mother is under arrest. Authorities say the children's father called 911 around 6:45 p.m. Tuesday after coming home from work and finding his two sons unconscious. He told dispatchers that his wife had done something to them.

New Jersey is suing a recycling company over a series of fires at scrap metal yards in Camden. State officials say there have been at least 12 major fires over the past five years at EMR Advanced Recycling facilities and argue that the unsafe conditions are a nuisance that's affecting public health.

Giselle Castillo says her son, Isaias, began having seizures the night after they were discharged from the emergency room. He is the state's first pediatric flu death of the 2025-2026 flu season.

Apple and NJ consumer protection officials have settled a state investigation that found repeated pricing and refund policy store violations.

New Jersey's flags will fly at half-staff on Friday, Jan. 16, until sunset on Jan. 17, in recognition and mourning of the late former U.S. Congressman Dick Zimmer.

A report analyzing the implementation status of the laws enacted between 2018 and 2025 by the Rutgers School of Public Health and the New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute demonstrates that New Jersey has made significant progress in implementing maternal and infant health policies.

TRENTON, New Jersey — Gov.-elect Mikie Sherrill sent written requests for resignations to career public servants in New Jersey, according to multiple people familiar with the matter and a letter viewed by POLITICO, causing anger and confusion across the government workforce she’ll soon lead.