New Jersey Health Inspectors Fail to Confirm Claims Made by the Left After Kitchen Inspection

A New Jersey Department of Health inspection found no evidence of rodents or vermin in Delaney Hall’s kitchen despite claims from the left, though inspectors documented a few food temperature and sanitation…

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Grand jury clears West Deptford officer in fatal crash that killed New Jersey man

Prosecutors presented evidence from a deadly 2025 police encounter before jurors declined to file criminal charges against the officer involved TRENTON, N.J. — A state grand jury has declined to bring criminal…

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Convicted New Jersey Murderer Wants Schools to Teach Curriculum Based on The Dog Whisperer

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a New Jersey inmate who sought to force the U.S. Department of Education to require relationship and behavior lessons based on books including…

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New Jersey Lottery Sent $1.172 Billion to Pensions in 2024, Audit Shows

A new audit confirms that every dollar of New Jersey Lottery profits is now flowing to public pension funds, not directly to schools or classroom programs. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Lottery…

New Jersey players score massive week of lottery wins

Twenty winning tickets worth at least $10K were sold across the Garden State in one week, including a jackpot hit in Monmouth County TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Lottery players racked up…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News

New Jersey Lottery Proceeds No Longer Directly Fund Education; Here’s Where That Money Now Goes

For decades, New Jersey residents were told lottery proceeds supported education. Today, all net lottery revenue is dedicated to funding public employee pensions, with the largest share going to retired teachers. TRENTON,…

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Lucky deli sells six figure New Jersey lottery winner

A Quick Draw player in Hudson County scored a six-figure prize as the progressive jackpot continues to climb JERSEY CITY, N.J. — A stop at a Jersey City deli turned into a…

Lottery Results·New Jersey News·North Jersey News

New Jersey Migrant Exec Could Lose Citizenship After DOJ Files Denaturalization Claims Against 17

A New Jersey staffing company executive is among 17 naturalized U.S. citizens targeted in a sweeping Justice Department crackdown on individuals accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud, concealment, or criminal conduct. The…

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New Jersey Media Company Vows Fight Against Ukrainian-Born Copyright Troll Oliya Fedun, Freedomnews.TV

Shore News Network says it will not settle a copyright lawsuit filed by FreedomNews.TV owner Oliya Fedun, arguing the case is based on the lawful embedding and reporting of publicly available YouTube…

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Mikie Sherrill Rejects Pause on New Jersey Gas Tax for Short Term Consumer Relief

Republicans are pushing to suspend New Jersey’s gas tax as fuel prices climb, but state leaders say the move could jeopardize billions of dollars in funding for roads, bridges and NJ Transit…

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New Jersey Bill Would Increase Penalties for Identity Theft Targeting Seniors and Veterans

Legislation advancing in Trenton would elevate criminal charges and prison sentences for identity theft crimes involving elderly residents and military veterans. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers are moving forward with legislation…

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New Jersey Bill Would Prevent Preschool Lotteries From Separating Twins

The proposal would require public preschool programs to treat twins and other multiples as a single unit during enrollment and give parents greater control over classroom placement. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey…

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Cocktails-To-Go Could Become Permanent in New Jersey Under New Bill

Legislation introduced in Trenton would permanently allow restaurants, bars, breweries, wineries, and craft distilleries to continue selling and delivering alcoholic beverages under rules first adopted during the COVID-19 pandemic. TRENTON, N.J. —…

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New Jersey Bill Would Allow Ambulances to Transport Injured Police Dogs

The legislation would permit emergency medical personnel to transport and provide emergency care to injured law enforcement canines when no human patient requires treatment. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey lawmaker has…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Unveil School Finance Overhaul After District Budget Crises

A three-bill package would increase state oversight, create an early warning system for financial distress, and help districts cope with unexpected cost spikes. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers have introduced a…

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New Jersey Moves to Change State Police Pension Rules After Sherrill’s Pick Came Out of Retirement

Legislation moving through Trenton would allow a retired State Police officer to serve as superintendent without re-enrolling in the pension system, a change opponents say benefits Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s recently appointed chief.…

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New Jersey Bill Would Require Disclosure of Third-Party Litigation Funding Agreements

Legislation advancing in the Assembly would require parties in civil and administrative cases to disclose litigation funding agreements and impose new restrictions on outside funders. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey Assembly…

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New Jersey Dems Target Big Oil With $50 Billion “Recovery Payments” As Corporate Exodus Continues

New Jersey Democrats Advance $50 Billion ‘Polluters Pay’ Climate Bill The proposal would require major fossil fuel companies to fund climate resilience projects across New Jersey through $50 billion in cost recovery…

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Beer and Booze for Movie Theaters Bill Advances in New Jersey Assembly

Legislation advancing in the Assembly would permit qualifying movie theaters to sell alcoholic beverages during first-run film showings under a new liquor license framework. TRENTON, N.J. — A New Jersey Assembly committee…

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New Jersey Democrats Advance Ban on ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Clothing and Diapers

A bill advancing in Trenton would prohibit the sale of apparel and diaper products containing intentionally added PFAS, chemicals linked to environmental contamination and potential health risks. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey…

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