One's an actor, another is a Stanford MBA, and a third has taught English as a second language. "They care about their town, ...

"No one gets to change the rules after the election and subvert the will of voters," Platkin said. "We’re committed to ...

Attorney General Matt Platkin has filed an amicus brief arguing that the three elected members of the Cherry Hill Democratic ...

Gregg L. Zeff, Legal Redress Chair for the NAACP New Jersey State Conference, speaks out against the indictment of George ...

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And in the end, Steve Sweeney, the once all-powerful union worker turned longest-serving New Jersey Senate president, a lifelong friend to political boss George E. Norcross III, a onetime ...

Norcross has had huge sway in South Jersey and state politics since the early 1990s and retained his power and prestige despite the indictment.

A state judge on Wednesday agreed to toss out racketeering charges against New Jersey Democratic power broker George Norcross and those charged alongside him.

A New Jersey court has dismissed all charges against Democratic power broker George Norcross and others, including a former mayor of Camden, after they were charged in a racketeering case last year.

George Norcross III had been accused of unlawfully obtaining property along the waterfront in Camden, N.J., and fraudulently collecting millions of dollars in tax breaks.

In 2019, Murphy, a Democrat, waged political war with Norcross, creating a special investigative panel that probed tax breaks awarded to the party leader and his Camden business partners.

Norcross allies were on hand at Cooper to celebrate the party leader in an event that seemed more like a political rally than a construction kickoff.