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CAIR-NJ to protest bill defining antisemitism under IHRA standard ahead of committee vote

TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-NJ) will hold a press conference this week outside the district office of Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin to protest…

NJ Democrats eye redistricting strategy as national party targets GOP-held seats

TRENTON, N.J. — Top Democrats are weighing redistricting efforts in New Jersey and other blue states as part of a broader strategy to regain control of the U.S. House of Representatives, with…

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New Jersey Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Remove State Police From Control of Political Influence of Attorney General’s Office

TRENTON, N.J. — A new bill introduced in the New Jersey Senate would remove the Division of State Police from the Department of Law and Public Safety and establish a separate Department…

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Murphy unveils portrait of Kim Guadagno, completing New Jersey’s first lieutenant governor gallery

TRENTON — Governor Phil Murphy on Monday unveiled the official portrait of Kim Guadagno, New Jersey’s first lieutenant governor, finalizing a historic series of paintings that will permanently honor the state’s lieutenant…

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Women jogging on the boardwalk.

Dry Weather, Mild Temps Give New Jersey a Break from Summer Heat and Humidity

Warm, dry weather builds across New Jersey after early week showers TRENTON — New Jersey will see a shift toward sunnier, hotter conditions through the end of the week after scattered showers…

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Parkway slows down through Brick and Lakewood, adding time to morning commute

TRENTON — Commuters across New Jersey faced a series of disruptions Tuesday morning, with multiple disabled vehicles and traffic delays reported on major roadways. As of 7:48 a.m., a disabled truck on…

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New Jersey bill would add pedestrian and cyclist safety rules to driver education materials

TRENTON — A New Jersey bill aimed at improving roadway safety by updating driver education materials to include specific information on sharing the road with pedestrians and cyclists has been advanced by…

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New Jersey files another lawsuit against federal government, bring total to over two dozen

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin announced Monday that the state has joined a coalition of 20 others in a federal lawsuit to stop what it calls an…

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Amazon bans sale of these toys because of a New Jersey law signed by Governor Phil Murphy

Never mind the bans on plastic straws and plastic bags in New Jersey, but things are getting ridiculous when Amazon won’t even ship toys to New Jersey for fear of a lawsuit…

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Cedar Grove wine shop pours out nearly $290K jackpot ticket

TRENTON, NJ — A lucky lottery player hit it big in Essex County on Sunday, scoring $289,743 by matching all nine numbers on a Quick Draw progressive jackpot ticket. The winning ticket,…

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Hunterdon County lottery ticket nails $342K jackpot

TRENTON, NJ — A Hunterdon County lottery player is $342,777 richer after hitting the Jersey Cash 5 jackpot on Saturday, marking the game’s third top-prize win in just seven days. The winning…

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New Jersey BPU Awards Millions in Energy Grants at Monthly Meeting

TRENTON, N.J. — The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (BPU) convened its July 16 meeting last week, covering a packed agenda that ranged from electric utility audits and cable franchise renewals…

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New Jersey Mayor Calls for Party Tax After Unruly Crowds Outside City Hall

TRENTON, N.J. — Following a weekend marred by two shootings and the assault of a police officer during a street brawl, Trenton officials have announced a crackdown on late-night disturbances in the…

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Bill Spadea

Bill Spadea Funneled Over $150,000 to Himself, Friends in Final Days of Doomed Election Campaign

TRENTON — If you feel bad that former NJ101.5 early morning radio host Bill Spadea lost his election to Jack Ciattarelli in June, don’t. That’s because Spadea made a lot of money…

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Morning traffic slows New Jersey commuters with crashes and delays on major routes

TRENTON — Monday morning brought a mix of delays, crashes, and a disabled vehicle that are affecting key New Jersey roadways during the early commute, transportation officials said. As of 7:13 a.m.,…

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After weeks of rain and heat, New Jersey braces for stretch of sunny and dry summer weather

TRENTON — New Jersey residents can finally put away their umbrellas as a clear, dry, and warm weather pattern settles over the state this week following a prolonged stretch of rain. The…

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Newark man pleads guilty to firearms charges including possession of ghost gun and illegal machine gun

NEWARK, N.J. — A 22-year-old Essex County man pleaded guilty Tuesday to multiple federal firearms offenses, including possession of a ghost gun and an illegally modified machine gun, U.S. Attorney Alina Habba…

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Mikie Sherrill Doesn’t Like Her New Nickname, Vanilla Harris, Domain Name Registered Links to Campaign Website

TRENTON, N.J. — A nickname coined by a conservative social media user has drawn a bizarre digital response from Rep. Mikie Sherrill’s campaign, or followers, escalating tensions in New Jersey’s gubernatorial race.…

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New Jersey under weather alert for patchy fog and possible storms overnight

TRENTON, N.J. — The National Weather Service has issued a weather advisory for New Jersey this weekend, with patchy fog and a slight chance of storms expected overnight into Sunday. Tonight, residents…

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Couple upset over seeing their latest NJ electric bill

New Jersey Electric Bills Just Got Out of Control – Millions Get Sticker Shock in June Statement

New Jersey residents are reeling from electric bills that have surged far beyond what we were told to expect. There’s no way to sugar coat it. There’s nobody to blame except Governor…

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