Trenton

The closure leaves the state with just seven Kmart stores.

A health care facility in Cumberland County illegally fired an employee after learning she was pregnant, according to the state Attorney General's Office.

Before the city was the state capital it was the site of meetings of the Hunterdon County freeholders. It was not even designated as a city at the time.

Complaints regarding the distribution of narcotics from a hotel room led to the arrest of five women and one man and the recovery of assorted drugs on Thursday in Atlantic City.

Jersey residents are more secure out of state than they are here

Trenton has more than one law concerning pickles. That may be two too many. Clearly the state's capital has a thing against pickles.

The love for this breakfast delicacy goes far and wide in the Garden State. So much, that one of New Jersey's minor league baseball teams is changing its name in honor of the meat product.

A Trenton man asked his 11-year-old son to get behind the wheel when he realized he was too drunk to drive.

A federal judge has thrown out a woman's discrimination lawsuit against a famed New Jersey pork roll company that she claimed made her quit her job after firing her husband for constantly passing gas.

Every state has their share of wacky laws on the books. But have you ever heard of a man knitting during fishing season? Exactly. Check out some other super bizarre New Jersey laws from DumbLaws.com.

New Jersey's drunkest city, according to MSN is not one that you might think of at first.  But after thinking about it, it makes perfect sense.

When I think foodies, I think Atlantic City or Philadelphia, but one publication listed two unlikely New Jersey cities in the top 10 in the country for the most foodies!