Queens father indicted in death of 2-year-old son after severe injuries
Queens, NY – A Long Island City man has been
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Maryland teen pleads guilty in killing of former boss found in burned car
Davidsonville, MD – A 19-year-old Maryland man has pleaded guilty
Jackson code officer sues township officials over alleged job retaliation tied to mayor’s code violations
A longtime Jackson Township employee says enforcement actions against a
New Jersey Bill to Ban Sale and Use Gas Leaf Blowers Introduced Again by Democrats
A proposed law would restrict sales, limit use in residential
Judge weighs federal liability in Edison Job Corps injury lawsuit tied to dock incident
A New Jersey case examines whether the U.S. government can
ICE demands Ocean County to honor detainer of Lakewood migrant charged with sexual assault of minor
Federal officials say a detainer has been lodged as local
NJ Transit lawsuit dismissed after judge finds insufficient injury claim details
A federal court ruling gives plaintiff 30 days to amend
Jackson Township sued after police cruiser crash injures driver at intersection
A New Jersey lawsuit alleges reckless emergency driving led to
YouTuber Tyler Oliveira Fought Lakewood and Lakewood Won
A viral YouTube clash with a tight-knit community triggers backlash
Samantha Hardiman Sentenced to 15 Years to Life After Death of Special Needs Child in Toledo
A Toledo woman will spend at least 15 years in
Lancaster Man Found Guilty of Third-Degree Murder in 2020 Manor Street Shooting
A Lancaster County jury convicted a city man of killing
Jackson Resident Files Lawsuit Challenging Board Approval of Commercial Project
A Jackson Township resident says the zoning board unlawfully approved
Federal judge dismisses Philadelphia from lawsuit over deadly PHA apartment fire
A ruling this week ended the last remaining claim against
Virginia Assault Weapons Ban Heads to Governor’s Desk After Passing Legislature
The bill would prohibit the sale and transfer of assault
Father Charged After 3-Year-Old Boy Found Dead in Penn Hills, Police Say
Allegheny County detectives say the child showed signs of severe
New Jersey Reaches $7 Million Settlement With Auto Parts Delivery Company Over Worker Misclassification
State officials say more than 1,000 delivery drivers will be
New York Proposal Could Open More Public Assistance Programs to Undocumented Immigrants
ALBANY, N.Y. — New York lawmakers are considering legislation that
Landlord Price Fixing Has Increased Rents in New Jersey by 61% Lawmakers Say
Proposed legislation would ban landlords from using software that coordinates
New Jersey Politicians Should Not Get Paid, Says New Bill That Has No Chance of Becoming a Law
A Republican lawmaker has introduced legislation that would eliminate the
Muslim prayer lawsuit against Trenton schools dismissed on constutional grounds
A federal court ruled a parent failed to show that
Six scams targeting New Jersey residents and how you can avoid falling victim
Authorities say scammers are impersonating state agencies, banks, and toll
Daughter of Former U.S. Intelligence Chief Sentenced to 35 Years for Killing Friend
Sophia Negroponte was sentenced after a retrial conviction for the
Judge Allows Appeal in Chester Bankruptcy Fight Over Water Authority Discovery
A federal judge granted an appeal and temporarily halted discovery
Federal Judge Partially Dismisses Inmate Assault Lawsuit Against Nassau County Jail Staff
A federal judge ruled that most officers and medical staff
Retired NJ Police Officer Loses Lawsuit Over Arrest in Gucci Sunglass Theft Case
A federal judge ruled in favor of Little Falls police
New York City student says she was harmed during school search
A federal judge ruled that a psychologist may testify about
NJ Federal Judge Dismisses Camden County Jail Detainee’s Civil Rights Lawsuit
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Camden
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
NJ Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit by Recording Artist Alleging Abuse by Label Executive
A federal judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by a New
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
New Jersey Lawmakers Propose Workplace Protections for Menstruation and Menopause Regardless of Gender
Legislation would expand New Jersey’s anti-discrimination law to protect workers
Police Report: Facebook Scanner News Operator Had Alleged ‘Hit List’ When He Showed Up for Fight With U.S. Army Veteran
Authorities say a New Jersey blogger showed up at a
Bronx Daycare Operator, Husband Get 25 Years to Life in Fentanyl Death of Toddler
A Bronx daycare provider and her husband will spend decades
NYC Department of Education Wins Federal Court Dismissal in Special Education Lawsuit
A Manhattan federal judge ruled that a parent’s challenge to
Federal judge grants adult film company subpoena to identify New Jersey internet user accused of copyright infringement
Court finds “good cause” to allow expedited discovery in adult
New York federal judge slams ICE for illegal arrest of immigrant granted protected status
Eastern District ruling says agents “grossly abused” authority in detaining
Amityville man indicted for manslaughter and DWI in Belt Parkway crash that killed passenger
Queens prosecutors say the driver was intoxicated, speeding at 115
YouTuber Tyler Oliveira, Ocean County politician, deplatformed after controversial Lakewood video
Platforms crack down after Oliveira’s “Jewish invasion” video accuses Lakewood’s
Hasbrouck Heights man sentenced to six years for fatal DWI crash on I-80 in Teaneck
Driver’s blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit in
New Jersey Attorney General demands GoFundMe remove plagiarized charity pages, disclose hidden fees
New Jersey joins 21-state coalition accusing platform of misleading donors
Maryland House cancels hearing on proposed $18 minimum wage bill
Legislation would have gradually raised state minimum wage through 2029,
New Jersey’s F.*.C.K. I.C.E bill introduced in state senate to stop federal criminal immigration crackdown in Garden State
Legislation introduced Monday would permit civil lawsuits for alleged constitutional
Orange employee’s discrimination case tossed by federal court
City sought to keep lawsuit in federal court, but judge
Man who demanded money from U.S. Treasury in the name of Allah sees case tossed out of D.C. court
Court rejects claims by D.C. man who invoked religious trust
Air Force must expand UFO records search in journalist’s FOIA lawsuit, judge orders
Court says military’s response lacked detail but upholds decision to
Federal judge dismisses D.C. lawsuit accusing French Embassy of espionage and sex trafficking
Court finds complaint too vague and “essentially fictitious,” citing lack
Former 27-year faculty member at Thomas Jefferson University wins discrimination suit
Court finds no evidence of racial or national origin bias
New Jersey man sued Verizon over $10 special deposit fee and lost
Court denies fee waiver and dismisses case, calling claims legally
Judge dismisses New Jersey man’s lawsuit accusing CNN and other media of “mind control”
Court finds allegations against TV executives and talk show hosts
Lakewood teen charged with murder in deadly Pearl Street shooting
A teenage suspect has been charged with murder after a