Aliya Schneider

‘He just wanted to dance ... with his little girl’

Edwin López Cornejo had prayed for another year to see his daughter grow up. He died Aug. 1 in ICE custody at Delaney Hall.

Death of detained immigrant brings fresh scrutiny to N.J.’s Delaney Hall

Edwin Jeovanny López Cornejo died after a medical episode, ICE said. His family and Democratic lawmakers called for accountability.

N.J. says glitch let ineligible voters cast ballots

About 6,600 noncitizens were wrongly registered, and fewer than 400 voted, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said. The White House seized on the disclosure.

Supreme Court upholds right to citizenship for most born here

Progressives fault Sherrill’s handling of Delaney Hall protests

In what one supporter calls “her first real test,” the governor is drawing flak over a show of force by the state police.

Cape May mayor to face Van Drew in N.J. district

Zack Mullock handily defeated a primary candidate with more than double his fundraising.

Despite GOP embrace, Fetterman says he’s not switching parties,

“I’d be a terrible Republican who still votes overwhelmingly with Democrats,” the senator said.

Trump’s new order to restrict voting is decried

“President Trump can sign whatever the hell he wants to, but it won’t change the Constitution,“ Shapiro said, promising to protect mail voting.