Hard Working People are Leaving New Jersey for More Tax-Friendly States, Report
Trenton, NJ – New Jersey continued to rank among the nation’s biggest losers in interstate migration as residents moved to lower-tax states, according to a new report by Tax Foundation policy analyst…
Hackensack Police Officers Save 78-Year-Old Man After Cardiac Arrest Near Midtown Bridge
Quick action by responding officers using CPR and a defibrillator helped revive a man who collapsed near the Midtown Bridge approach. Hackensack, NJ – Several Hackensack police officers are being credited with…
Bayonne Police to Conduct Goal Zero Traffic Enforcement Honoring Father and Daughter Killed in 2016 Crash
The high-visibility enforcement initiative will target dangerous driving on major Bayonne roadways while honoring a father and daughter killed in a 2016 crash. Bayonne, NJ – The Bayonne Police Department will conduct…
Mikie Sherrill Fills Phillipsburg Sinkhole With $1.2 Million at Holeside Press Conference
State officials announced emergency funding as crews work to stabilize a dangerous sinkhole that opened in a Phillipsburg neighborhood and swallowed a dump truck. Phillipsburg, NJ – Governor Mikie Sherrill announced a…
Retired NJ Police Officer Loses Lawsuit Over Arrest in Gucci Sunglass Theft Case
A federal judge ruled in favor of Little Falls police officers in a civil lawsuit filed by a retired Woodland Park officer who was arrested in a dealership theft investigation. Newark, NJ…
NJ Federal Court Denies Inmate’s Request to Pause Civil Rights Lawsuit Over Shooting Case
A federal judge declined to halt a civil rights lawsuit filed by a Jersey City man while his criminal appeal is pending. Newark, NJ – A federal court in New Jersey has…
NJ Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit by Recording Artist Alleging Abuse by Label Executive
A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by a New Jersey recording artist against a music label and its executive but allowed the plaintiff the chance to refile. Newark, NJ – A…
Union County Contractor’s $996K Tax Case Continues as Federal Judge Denies Government Motion
A federal judge ruled the government’s request for summary judgment in a nearly $1 million tax case against a New Jersey contractor cannot proceed yet. Newark, NJ – A federal judge in…
New Jersey Bill Advances to Ban Several Food Additives and Artificial Dyes in Schools
Legislation would prohibit certain food additives in commercial products and ban multiple artificial dyes from food served in schools. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey Senate committee has advanced legislation that would…
New Jersey Dems Want Remote School Learning Day During Election to Replace Mikie Sherrill in Congress
Legislation would permit a one-day switch to virtual instruction for students whose schools serve as polling places during a special congressional election. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers have introduced legislation that…
Secaucus Police Launch Next Generation 911 System With Enhanced Caller Location Data
The upgrade replaces analog infrastructure with a digital network designed to improve emergency response reliability and location accuracy. Secaucus, NJ — Secaucus police have transitioned to a new Next Generation 911 (NG911)…
Municipal Pools in New Jersey Could Be Required to Post “Dry Drowning” Warnings
Proposed legislation would require municipalities with public pools to post warnings and distribute information about the symptoms of dry drowning. Trenton, NJ – A bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate would…
New Jersey seeks to make prostitution free school zones
Proposed legislation would impose escalating fines and require education classes for prostitution offenses committed near schools and child care facilities. Trenton, NJ – A bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate would…
New Jersey Law Would Require State to Spend 30% of Ad Budget With Local News
Legislation aims to support struggling local journalism by directing more state advertising dollars to eligible news organizations. Trenton, NJ – New Jersey lawmakers introduced legislation Thursday that would require state agencies to…
Secaucus Driver Charged After High-Speed Crash Leaves One Seriously Injured
Police say a Tesla driver traveling nearly triple the speed limit caused a crash that left another driver with serious injuries. Secaucus, NJ – A 21-year-old Secaucus man has been charged following…
Hackensack Man Hospitalized After Jumping From High-Rise Balcony During Police Standoff
Police say the man, who was armed with multiple knives, jumped between balconies before falling several stories outside a Prospect Avenue apartment building. Hackensack, NJ – An emotionally distressed man armed with…
New Jersey Clocks Spring Forward Sunday as Lawmakers Push to End Time Changes
New Jersey residents will lose an hour of sleep Sunday as daylight saving time begins, but a new state bill could make the switch permanent in the future. Trenton, NJ – Clocks…
New Jersey Bill Would Allow 3-Day Temporary Registration After Private Car Sales
Proposed law would let buyers legally drive a privately purchased vehicle for three days before completing registration and title transfer. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation that would…
$4.8 Million in Additional State Aid for Jefferson Township Schools Requested
Proposed legislation would provide emergency operational funding to help close a budget gap in the Morris County school district. Trenton, NJ – A New Jersey lawmaker is seeking nearly $4.8 million in…
New Jersey Bill Targets Algorithmic Rent Pricing Used by Landlords
Proposed legislation would make it illegal for landlords to use software that analyzes market data to set rental prices. Trenton, NJ – A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate aims…
Hackensack cops revive 78 year old man after sudden cardiac arrest
Life saved after Hackensack officers rush to cardiac arrest call HACKENSACK, N.J. — Quick action by several Hackensack police officers helped save the life of a 78-year-old man who suffered cardiac arrest…
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