Gov. Mikie Sherrill nominated Jeanne Hengemuhle to serve as acting superintendent of New Jersey's 3,000-member state police force.
Superintendent Jeanne Hengemuhle, the first woman to lead the New Jersey State Police, brings 26 years of experience and a fresh perspective after her appointment by Gov. Mikie Sherrill.
Proposal removes State Police from oversight by the Attorney General, creating a standalone Cabinet-level agency TRENTON, NJ – A new bill in the New Jersey Assembly could significantly reshape how the ...
The New Jersey State Police’s second-in-command, who was accused of making an antisemitic remark at a children’s event, will hit the road by the time Mikie Sherrill becomes governor next month, The ...
Video from a Ring camera shows state police and officers in tactical gear taking over the front porch of a home on the 100 ...