Supreme Court Upholds Bans on Men in Women’s Sports – What it Means to New Jersey

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that states may restrict participation on girls’ and women’s school sports teams based on biological sex, reversing lower court decisions in challenges from West Virginia and…

Baltimore police crack down on illegal dirt bikes with 10 seizures and multiple arrests

A weekend enforcement operation also recovered a stolen vehicle and led to dozens of traffic citations as officers targeted illegal street activity. BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore police seized 10 dirt bikes and…

Army Wins Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Briefing Given to NJ Family After Soldier’s Suicide

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by the parents of a New Jersey soldier who died by suicide in South Korea, ruling the court lacked jurisdiction over claims that the Army…

Federal Judge Rejects ICE Detainee’s Bid to Block Transfer From Elizabeth Detention Center

A federal judge dismissed a habeas petition filed by an ICE detainee seeking to prevent his transfer from the Elizabeth Detention Center, ruling the court lacked a legal basis to intervene. Elizabeth,…

New Jersey Sues Over New Requirements for Health Coverage, Work

New Jersey joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general and two governors seeking to block a federal rule they say would unlawfully tighten Medicaid work requirement exemptions for medically frail patients. Trenton,…

Judge Tosses Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Livingston Police Department

A federal judge dismissed a wide-ranging civil rights lawsuit accusing the Livingston Police Department of constitutional violations, finding the complaint failed to state a legally viable claim. Newark, NJ – A federal…

Fiscal Report Estimates New Jersey’s New Election Reform Law Will Cost Taxpayers Millions

A new legislative fiscal analysis projects New Jersey’s sweeping election reform bill will require at least $2.5 million in its first year, with ongoing costs expected to continue indefinitely. Trenton, NJ –…

NRA Joins High-Stakes Challenge to New Jersey’s One-Gun-a-Month Law After Federal Judge’s Ruling

A federal judge has allowed the National Rifle Association to join a constitutional lawsuit challenging New Jersey’s one-gun-a-month law, adding one of the nation’s largest gun rights organizations to the case. Camden,…

Judge Dismisses Ex-Teacher’s Sweeping Lawsuit Against Marlboro Schools, Township Officials

A federal judge has thrown out a former Marlboro Township special education teacher’s lawsuit accusing school administrators, township officials and others of retaliation, defamation and constitutional violations following her resignation. Newark, NJ…

Judge Drops Trump Case Challenging New Jersey’s Sanctuary Cities

A federal judge ruled that the U.S. government’s constitutional challenge to sanctuary city policies in Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and Hoboken cannot move forward, dismissing the lawsuit against the municipalities. Newark, NJ…

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Former Newark Code Enforcement Officer Pleads Guilty in Bribery Scheme Involving Local Business

A former Newark code enforcement officer admitted soliciting a bribe from a local business in exchange for allowing it to reopen despite alleged code violations, state officials announced Friday. NEWARK, NJ –…

New Jersey Democrat Doesn’t Want Law Abiding Brown or Black People in Cities to Have Concealed Carry Permits

Assemblyman John McKeon’s comments questioning whether New Jersey should make firearm carry permits more accessible for residents of several of the state’s largest cities have drawn criticism from fellow lawmakers and Second…

Rutgers Police Officer Suspended After Stolen Firearm, Recruit Resigns Following DUI Arrest

Three Rutgers University Police Department employees were disciplined in 2025, including an officer suspended after a personal firearm was stolen from his vehicle and a police recruit who resigned after a DUI…

NJ State Parole Officer Suspended After Using State Van for Personal Visits, Failing to Report 89 Prisoner Transports

A senior New Jersey parole officer received a 10-day suspension after investigators found he used a state vehicle for personal visits, used a state-issued cellphone for personal business, and failed to report…

Three NJ Juvenile Justice Officers Fired, Several Others Suspended in Sweeping Discipline Report

New Jersey’s 2025 Major Discipline Report details a series of disciplinary actions within the Youth Justice Commission, including employee terminations, lengthy suspensions, allegations of sexual misconduct with juveniles, falsified records, excessive force,…

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Supreme Court Upholds Bans on Men in Women’s Sports – What it Means to New Jersey

Baltimore police crack down on illegal dirt bikes with 10 seizures and multiple arrests

Army Wins Dismissal of Lawsuit Over Briefing Given to NJ Family After Soldier’s Suicide

Federal Judge Rejects ICE Detainee’s Bid to Block Transfer From Elizabeth Detention Center

New Jersey Sues Over New Requirements for Health Coverage, Work

Judge Tosses Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Livingston Police Department

Fiscal Report Estimates New Jersey’s New Election Reform Law Will Cost Taxpayers Millions

NRA Joins High-Stakes Challenge to New Jersey’s One-Gun-a-Month Law After Federal Judge’s Ruling

Judge Dismisses Ex-Teacher’s Sweeping Lawsuit Against Marlboro Schools, Township Officials

Judge Drops Trump Case Challenging New Jersey’s Sanctuary Cities

Former Newark Code Enforcement Officer Pleads Guilty in Bribery Scheme Involving Local Business

New Jersey Democrat Doesn’t Want Law Abiding Brown or Black People in Cities to Have Concealed Carry Permits

Rutgers Police Officer Suspended After Stolen Firearm, Recruit Resigns Following DUI Arrest

NJ State Parole Officer Suspended After Using State Van for Personal Visits, Failing to Report 89 Prisoner Transports

Three NJ Juvenile Justice Officers Fired, Several Others Suspended in Sweeping Discipline Report

NJ Police Officer Suspended After Allegedly Failing to Investigate Suspected Drunk Driver, Discarding Evidence

New Jersey’s New Attorney General Upset Over Supreme Court Ruling in Favor of Gun Rights

Two NJ Criminal Justice Detectives Suspended After Separate Drunk Driving Cases

Biden Appointed Judge Tosses Federal Lawsuit Against New Jersey Sanctuary Cities

NJ Republicans Warn Consumer Pricing Bill Could Affect Retail Loyalty Programs

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