New Jersey Tries to Squeeze Mafia Out of Recycling Business

TRENTON — A bill aimed at fixing blind spots in regulating the recycling industry is moving through the New Jersey Legislature following a state report that found it remains vulnerable to influence from organized crime. The State Commission of Investigation found in a report published earlier this year that many of the laws and regulations passed…

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