New Jersey

When police officers in the Garden State go off duty, their on-duty magazines become a felony.

Yet another draconian gun law will become official in New Jersey on Dec. 10 after a controversial appeals court decision.

Residents in Pennsylvania and New Jersey have been blocked from accessing them.

New Jersey just experienced what is likely one of the first tests of gun confiscation laws that sprang up in the wake of the Parkland shooting.

Gang violence in Trenton left one dead and 22 injured, but it has hardly been covered by the national media.

The ANJRPC filed a suit against the law that reduces the state's mag capacity cap before Gov. Murphy's signature was dry.

Two high school students were allegedly punished because they were photographed at a shooting range.

The series of events held last week brought in nearly 5,000 firearms, which will be destroyed, but will that impact crime at all?

A legislation change would require gun shops in the state to sell smart guns, if and when they ever exist, alongside traditional firearms.

As the New Jersey gubernatorial primaries draw near, Republican candidate Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno has come under scrutiny this week...