Federal Judge Rules Ringwood School District Denied Special Education Student During COVID

A federal judge sided with a Ringwood parent, finding that claims over missed special education services during the COVID-19 pandemic should move forward under the IDEA. A federal judge has ruled in…

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New Jersey Issues New Policies to Keep ICE Out Schools, Hospitals and Churches

Attorney General Jennifer Davenport has released new statewide model policies aimed at protecting access to schools, hospitals, shelters and places of worship as federal immigration enforcement activity continues across New Jersey. New…

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Maryland moped rider killed after stolen car fleeing police crashes on DC bridge

A man riding a moped was killed after police say a stolen car crossed into oncoming traffic on the William Howard Taft Bridge before the suspects tried to run away. Washington, D.C.…

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New Jersey Weather Forecast: Stormy Start Gives Way to Summer Sunshine

Heavy rain and thunderstorms will soak New Jersey on Tuesday before sunshine and warmer temperatures return for the second half of the week. New Jersey residents are starting the week with a…

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New Jersey Tuesday Morning Commute Sees Truck Crash, Tunnel Delays and Heavy Parkway Traffic

An overturned tractor-trailer in Middlesex County and major backups at Hudson River crossings slowed Tuesday’s morning commute across North Jersey. New Jersey drivers faced a challenging morning commute Tuesday with an overturned…

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Texas Democrat Challenging Tom Kean Jr. Calls Ailing Congressman a ‘Coward’ During Months-Long Medical Absence

Republican Congressman Tom Kean Jr. is expected to return to Washington next week after nearly four months away from Capitol Hill due to a serious medical condition, but his Democratic opponent is…

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Jersey City Needs a $120 Million Bailout and Former Phil Murphy Aide Wants You to Pay For it

Assemblywoman Katie Brennan says Jersey City needs $120 million from Trenton to help close a massive budget deficit as city officials confront rising costs, depleted reserves, and the prospect of significant tax…

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Giant shopper’s lottery ticket turns into $500K jackpot in Maryland winning spree

A half million dollar scratch off win and a $305K Racetrax jackpot highlighted a week that saw Maryland Lottery players collect more than $32 million in prizes Baltimore, Md. — A lucky…

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Manhattan store sells $50K Powerball winner

A lucky ticket purchased on the Upper East Side matched enough numbers to claim a $50,000 prize in Wednesday night’s drawing MANHATTAN, N.Y. — A Powerball ticket sold at a Manhattan convenience…

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Outbound Teaneck Superintendent Says Runaway Bride Reference is Racist

Superintendent Andre Spencer accused a local news outlet of using language with racial undertones after it described his departure for a new job as a “Runaway Superintendent.” TEANECK — A dispute over…

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Bridgewater Teen Charged With Vehicular Homicide After Head-On Crash Kills Piscataway Man

Prosecutors say a 19-year-old driver crossed the centerline on Finderne Avenue and struck another vehicle head-on, resulting in the death of a Piscataway resident and injuries to three passengers. BRIDGEWATER, N.J. —…

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New York Bill Would Create Voluntary ‘Neurodiversity Training Pledge’ for Employers

Legislation would direct the New York State Department of Labor to establish a certification program promoting neurodiverse hiring, workplace inclusion, and employee training. A New York lawmaker has introduced legislation that would…

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New York Bill Would Require Medicaid Enrollment Assistance Before Inmates Leave Prison

Legislation would require state prisons and local jails to help eligible inmates enroll in Medicaid or other health insurance programs before their release. A New York lawmaker has introduced legislation aimed at…

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Suspended Delaware Driver Wanted on DUI, Vehicular Assault Charges After Three-Crash Rampage in Seaford

State police say a Georgetown man allegedly drove impaired, fled multiple crash scenes, and seriously injured a 20-year-old driver in a head-on collision. SEAFORD, Del. — Delaware State Police have obtained an…

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Toms River Holds Municipal Taxes Flat as School Tax Bills Continue to Rise

While Toms River’s municipal tax rate has remained unchanged for three straight years, homeowners are continuing to see higher overall property tax bills driven largely by school tax increases. TOMS RIVER —…

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Queens Driver Indicted After Fatal High-Speed Crash Kills 71-Year-Old Pedestrian in Fresh Meadows

Prosecutors say a Fresh Meadows man was driving more than 75 mph, ran multiple red lights, and tried to flee after a three-car crash that killed a woman and injured her husband.…

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New Jersey Bill Would Expand Community Solar, Battery Storage and Large Renewable Energy Projects

Legislation would increase the size of remote net-metering projects, ease solar development on brownfields and landfills, and require utilities to connect certain renewable energy projects. A sweeping renewable energy bill introduced in…

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$15.5 Million Green Acres Funding Bill Advances for New Jersey Parks and Open Space Projects

A Senate-backed measure would direct more than $15.5 million to nonprofit organizations for land preservation, park improvements, and conservation projects across New Jersey. A bill providing more than $15.5 million in Green…

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New Jersey Bill Would Give Developers More Flexibility on EV Charging Requirements

Proposed legislation would allow developers to meet electric vehicle charging mandates through total charging capacity rather than the number of charging spaces installed. A New Jersey lawmaker has introduced legislation that could…

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Arkansas mother pushes reform after son’s death at state care center

A settlement follows criminal charges and renewed scrutiny of patient care practices. WARREN, AR – A mother is pressing for sweeping changes across Arkansas’ state-run developmental centers after her 21-year-old son died…

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