New Jersey joins lawsuit against Trump administration over Rutgers energy program cuts

Trenton, NJ – Acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced that New Jersey has joined a coalition of 13 states suing the Trump administration over what officials describe as unlawful cuts to federal…

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Soaring housing costs trapping New Jersey couples in unwanted marriages

TRENTON, NJ – For thousands of New Jersey couples, the cost of leaving may be higher than the cost of staying. A new study by Henderson & Henderson Attorneys at Law reveals…

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New Jersey bill demands full disclosure of massive utility societal benefits surcharge funds

TRENTON, NJ – Legislation introduced in the New Jersey General Assembly would require the Governor’s annual budget message to include a detailed accounting of revenues and expenditures tied to the state’s societal…

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New Jersey immigration battle heats up as Gov. Sherrill vows to continue fight against feds

TRENTON, NJ – New Jersey stands at the crossroads of America’s immigration wars, caught between an aggressive new federal enforcement drive under President Donald Trump’s second administration and state-level efforts to protect…

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Rainy week ahead for New Jersey before weekend snow arrives

TRENTON, NJ – A damp and foggy stretch of weather is set to grip New Jersey this week before colder air sweeps in and ushers the potential for snow on Sunday. The…

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Thick fog blankets tri-state region as morning commute turns hazardous

PHILADELPHIA, PA – A blanket of dense fog descended over Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland early Wednesday morning, prompting the National Weather Service in Mount Holly to issue a Dense Fog…

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Jersey players clean up with prizes soaring past half a million

Top New Jersey Lottery prizes reported during the past week Trenton, NJ – Eleven New Jersey Lottery players claimed prizes of $10,000 or more between Feb. 9 and Feb. 16, according to…

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New Jersey demands Trump administration follow court order restoring FEMA disaster program

TRENTON, NJ – Acting Attorney General Jennifer Davenport announced Tuesday that New Jersey has joined a 22-state coalition and the District of Columbia in demanding that the Trump administration comply with a…

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Linden player strikes it rich with 472K lottery win

Union County player takes home 472983 share of Jersey Cash 5 jackpot Trenton, NJ – A Union County lottery player matched all five numbers in Friday’s Jersey Cash 5 drawing to win…

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Passaic County player snags nearly half a million lottery haul

Hewitt player claims share of 472983 Jersey Cash 5 jackpot Trenton, NJ – A Jersey Cash 5 ticket sold in Passaic County matched all five numbers in Friday’s drawing, awarding the player…

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Bill would require corporations to disclose owners when buying New Jersey houses

Trenton, NJ – A new proposal introduced in the New Jersey Assembly aims to bring greater transparency to real estate transactions involving limited liability companies (LLCs). Assembly Bill A4017, sponsored by Assemblyman…

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Judge denies Phillipsburg officer’s bid to toss excessive force lawsuit

Trenton, NJ – A federal judge has rejected a motion for summary judgment filed by Phillipsburg Patrolman William Lance and the Phillipsburg Police Department, allowing a civil rights lawsuit by Edward Howard…

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Democrats cut microphone on NJ lawmaker pressing questions about $7 billion in immigration spending

TRENTON, N.J. – A heated exchange erupted inside a New Jersey Assembly committee this week when Republican Assemblyman Paul Kanitra’s microphone was shut off mid-question as he pressed officials about state-funded legal…

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McGuckin off the hook as federal judge allows discrimination case against Jackson mayor Kuhn to proceed

Judge Quraishi’s ruling narrows but does not end the Jackson Township free speech case TRENTON, N.J. – A federal judge has partially dismissed a civil rights lawsuit filed by a Jackson Township…

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New Jersey extends Murphy COVID-19 health care emergency waivers for nurses

TRENTON, NJ – Governor Mikie Sherrill signed Executive Order No. 13, granting a temporary 45-day extension of New Jersey’s ongoing State of Emergency to give health care professionals more time to comply…

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New Jersey Moves to End Ban on Sunday Clamming, But Not for Everyone

Trenton, NJ – Did you know? It’s illegal to clam in New Jersey on Sunday. A new bill introduced in the New Jersey General Assembly would carve out an exemption to the…

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New Jersey seeks to expand law that protects cops, judges, and elected officials to include court workers

Trenton, NJ – A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate would expand the state’s Daniel’s Law to shield municipal court administrators and their deputies from having their home addresses and…

New Jersey Press Secretary Engages in Government Funded Cat Fight With Alina Habba

Trenton, NJ – A government funded feud erupted on social media this week after the official press account for Gov. Mikie Sherrill fired back at attorney Alina Habba, escalating tensions over immigration…

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New Jersey wants to alert illegal migrants when federal agents run their license plates

Trenton, NJ – A heated debate erupted inside the New Jersey Statehouse this week after lawmakers sparred over a controversial proposal, Bill A2594, that would tighten regulations on how law enforcement agencies…

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Chilly weekend ahead with possible light snow as New Jersey’s cold spell continues

Trenton, NJ – Winter is refusing to loosen its grip on the Garden State as New Jersey faces a chilly, unsettled weekend that could bring light snow showers to parts of the…

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Soaring housing costs trapping New Jersey couples in unwanted marriages

New Jersey bill demands full disclosure of massive utility societal benefits surcharge funds

New Jersey immigration battle heats up as Gov. Sherrill vows to continue fight against feds

Rainy week ahead for New Jersey before weekend snow arrives

Thick fog blankets tri-state region as morning commute turns hazardous

Jersey players clean up with prizes soaring past half a million

New Jersey demands Trump administration follow court order restoring FEMA disaster program

Linden player strikes it rich with 472K lottery win

Passaic County player snags nearly half a million lottery haul

Bill would require corporations to disclose owners when buying New Jersey houses

Judge denies Phillipsburg officer’s bid to toss excessive force lawsuit

Democrats cut microphone on NJ lawmaker pressing questions about $7 billion in immigration spending

McGuckin off the hook as federal judge allows discrimination case against Jackson mayor Kuhn to proceed

New Jersey extends Murphy COVID-19 health care emergency waivers for nurses

New Jersey Moves to End Ban on Sunday Clamming, But Not for Everyone

New Jersey seeks to expand law that protects cops, judges, and elected officials to include court workers

New Jersey Press Secretary Engages in Government Funded Cat Fight With Alina Habba

New Jersey wants to alert illegal migrants when federal agents run their license plates

Chilly weekend ahead with possible light snow as New Jersey’s cold spell continues

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