Student loan collection to resume for 1.2 million in New Jersey in May

TRENTON, N.J. — The U.S. Department of Education will resume collection efforts on defaulted federal student loans starting May 5, Secretary of Education Linda McMahon announced Monday, signaling a policy shift affecting…

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New Jersey forest fire grows to 13,250 acres, but state says 50% contained

LACEY TWP., N.J. — Firefighters have made significant progress in battling the massive Jones Road Wildfire burning across Ocean and Lacey Townships, with the New Jersey Forest Fire Service reporting the blaze…

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New Jersey faces mounting energy crisis after shutdown of six major power plants

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey is in the grip of an escalating energy crisis, triggered initially by the closure of five coal-fired power plants and one nuclear facility since 2017, leaving the…

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Power back on after massive New Jersey wildfire as utility crews praised for swift response

OCEAN COUNTY, N.J. — All power has been restored to customers affected by the Jones Road Wildfire, one of New Jersey’s largest blazes in two decades, according to an update from Jersey…

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Is New Jersey’s 15,000-Acre Wildfire Phil Murphy’s Karen Bass Moment?

As a massive 15,000-acre wildfire rages through Ocean County, New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy faces growing criticism for his absence during a state of emergency. The blaze, only 10% contained, threatens thousands…

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Aerial photos reveal Pinelands devastation from New Jersey’s Jones Road fire

LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Aerial surveillance photos released Wednesday revealed the extensive swaths of forestland destroyed by the Jones Road Wildfire in Ocean County, which has torched approximately 12,000 acres and remains…

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15,400 acre New Jersey wildfire stopped at edge of Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant

TOMS RIVER, NJ — Firefighters are gaining ground on a massive wildfire burning across Ocean and Lacey Townships, with the New Jersey Forest Fire Service reporting the blaze is now 40% contained…

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New Jersey lawmakers say state push to delay energy hikes an election season gimmick

TRENTON, N.J. — Republican Senators Anthony Bucco and Michael Testa slammed the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) on Wednesday over its latest move allowing utility companies to propose deferred rate…

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Governor Murphy missing in action as New Jersey forest fire burns

TRENTON, N.J. — As New Jersey firefighters battle a massive 11,500-acre wildfire in Ocean County, Governor Phil Murphy is preparing to lead a week-long overseas economic mission to Europe and the Gulf…

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New Jersey man sentenced to 9 years in New York armed robbery

GOSHEN, N.Y. — A New Jersey man has been sentenced to nine years in prison for his role in a 2023 armed robbery in Port Jervis, Orange County District Attorney David M.…

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Massive New Jersey wildfire grows to 11,500 acres, thousands evacuated

OCEAN COUNTY, N.J. — A fast-moving wildfire has burned through 11,500 acres in Ocean and Lacey Townships as of Wednesday, according to the New Jersey Forest Fire Service, with firefighters gaining ground…

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Bill Spadea Signs Democrat Backed New Jersey DEI Auto Insurance Pledge

TRENTON, NJ— Four candidates vying to be New Jersey’s next governor have committed to banning the use of income proxies—such as education, occupation, and credit scores—in setting car insurance rates, the African…

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New Jersey Wildfire Threatens Shuttered Nuclear Power Plant

LACEY TOWNSHIP, N.J. — A fast-moving wildfire in Ocean County, named the Jones Road Forest Fire, has sparked concern as it neared the decommissioned Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant, triggering evacuations and…

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No charges for New Jersey cop as grand jury clears officer in use-of-force case

WOODBRIDGE, N.J. – A Middlesex County grand jury has declined to bring criminal charges against Woodbridge Township Police Officer Hector Rivera following a February 2023 arrest that involved the alleged use of…

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New Jersey declares state of emergency as 8,500 acre wildfire threatens 1,000 structures

TRENTON, N.J. – Acting Governor Tahesha Way declared a State of Emergency in Ocean County on Wednesday morning as the Jones Road Wildfire continued to burn out of control, scorching thousands of…

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Murphy signs bill exempting nursing mothers from jury duty in New Jersey

TRENTON, NJ — Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation Tuesday allowing nursing mothers to be excused from jury duty, a move state leaders say will reduce barriers for new parents and align with…

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New Jersey defies Trump order to abolish DEI in public schools

TRENTON, NJ — Governor Phil Murphy, who said he’s ready for war with the White House, is now pushing back on a presidential executive order against diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in…

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New bill seeks to end New Jersey’s electric societal benefits charges

TRENTON, NJ — A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Legislature would eliminate the recovery of demand side management (DSM) program costs—such as energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives—through the state’s…

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Why New Jersey law prohibits the sale of cars on Sundays

Why you can’t buy a car on Sunday in New Jersey: Blue Laws keep dealerships closed TRENTON, NJ — If you’re looking to buy a car on a Sunday in New Jersey,…

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Former New Jersey Governor McGreevey takes in $2.2M for Jersey City mayoral bid, aided by top Spadea consultant

JERSEY CITY, N.J. — Former Gov. James E. McGreevey has surged ahead in the race to become Jersey City’s next mayor, racking up nearly $2.2 million in campaign contributions and showing a…

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Student loan collection to resume for 1.2 million in New Jersey in May

New Jersey forest fire grows to 13,250 acres, but state says 50% contained

New Jersey faces mounting energy crisis after shutdown of six major power plants

Power back on after massive New Jersey wildfire as utility crews praised for swift response

Is New Jersey’s 15,000-Acre Wildfire Phil Murphy’s Karen Bass Moment?

Aerial photos reveal Pinelands devastation from New Jersey’s Jones Road fire

15,400 acre New Jersey wildfire stopped at edge of Oyster Creek Nuclear Power Plant

New Jersey lawmakers say state push to delay energy hikes an election season gimmick

Governor Murphy missing in action as New Jersey forest fire burns

New Jersey man sentenced to 9 years in New York armed robbery

Massive New Jersey wildfire grows to 11,500 acres, thousands evacuated

Bill Spadea Signs Democrat Backed New Jersey DEI Auto Insurance Pledge

New Jersey Wildfire Threatens Shuttered Nuclear Power Plant

No charges for New Jersey cop as grand jury clears officer in use-of-force case

New Jersey declares state of emergency as 8,500 acre wildfire threatens 1,000 structures

Murphy signs bill exempting nursing mothers from jury duty in New Jersey

New Jersey defies Trump order to abolish DEI in public schools

New bill seeks to end New Jersey’s electric societal benefits charges

Why New Jersey law prohibits the sale of cars on Sundays

Former New Jersey Governor McGreevey takes in $2.2M for Jersey City mayoral bid, aided by top Spadea consultant

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