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Female Paterson Cop Pointed Gun During Domestic Violence Incident

A Paterson police officer was arrested on aggravated assault charges stemming from a domestic violence incident and remains under criminal prosecution, according to New Jersey major discipline records. A Paterson Police Department…

Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office Captain Suspended After Running for Sheriff While Employed

A Passaic County Prosecutor’s Office captain received a 20-day suspension after investigators found she violated political activity policies by running for county sheriff while still employed by the agency. A captain with…

Three Lakewood Cops Disciplined Following Separate Internal Investigations

Three Lakewood police officers received suspensions after internal investigations found violations involving a vehicle pursuit and the handling of an injured crash victim, according to New Jersey major discipline records. Three officers…

ICE Agent Struck by Car in New Jersey; Shots Fired

A federal immigration agent was reportedly struck by a fleeing vehicle and discharged a firearm during an attempted apprehension in Manahawkin, authorities said. A federal immigration enforcement operation in Stafford Township led…

NJ Lawmakers Unanimously Pass Domestic Violence Parole Tracking Bill

A New Jersey bill aimed at improving communication between courts and parole officials in domestic violence cases passed the Assembly without a single opposing vote. TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers have…

Federal Court Tosses New Jersey Family Court Decision That Left Defendant Destitute

A South Jersey man’s lawsuit against former Attorney General Matthew Platkin and others was dismissed after a federal judge ruled the court cannot act as an appeals court for state family court…

NJ Woman’s Discrimination Lawsuit Against Walmart Dismissed by Federal Judge

A federal judge dismissed a South Jersey woman’s employment discrimination lawsuit against Walmart after finding she failed to show she completed required EEOC procedures before filing suit. CAMDEN, N.J. — A federal…

New Jersey Bill Expands Legal Protections for Reproductive Health Care Providers and Patients

Legislation advancing in the State Assembly would create new criminal penalties for interference with reproductive health care services while strengthening privacy and legal protections for providers and patients. TRENTON, N.J. — New…

Cape May County launches major traffic crackdown ahead of busy summer season

Every police department in the county is joining a new highway safety task force targeting speeding, drunk driving, distracted driving and other dangerous behaviors CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE, N.J. — Drivers traveling…

DOJ Sues Virginia Over New Jersey Style Ban on Masks for ICE Agents

The federal government is suing Virginia after the state moved to restrict federal agents from wearing face coverings during enforcement operations, a sharp reversal from the mask mandates many Americans faced just…

Howell Mayor Defends Home Addition Neighbors Fear Will Become Religious Building

Howell, NJ — Growing opposition to AI data centers and escalating disputes over neighborhood development dominated public comment during the Howell Township Council meeting on Monday, signaling potential policy changes and ongoing…

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…

Mikie Sherrill interview with ABC News. Copyright ABC News

Watchdog Claims Mikie Sherrill’s Father Heads Billion Dollar Government Contracting Firm

Records show that a company led by Dave Sherrill, who is alleged to be the father of New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill, has received federal contract awards spanning nearly two decades and…

Jackson Police Chief Responds to Viral Video Alleging Racial Profiling During Traffic Stop

Jackson Township police say they are reviewing a traffic stop that sparked allegations of racial profiling and excessive force after a video of the encounter spread across social media. JACKSON — The…

Newark Mayor Targets Cops for Being “Over Aggressive” with Rioters at Delaney Hall

Mayor Ras Baraka said some Newark police officers appeared “over aggressive” during a confrontation outside Delaney Hall and could face consequences following an internal investigation. NEWARK — Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said…

Wellsville man jailed after East Genesee Street harassment complaint

Police say the arrest stems from an incident reported on one of the village’s main streets WELLSVILLE, N.Y. — A Wellsville man was taken into custody and transported to jail after police…

Ohio Union Leader Convicted in Massive Scheme That Looted Millions From Workers’ Dues

An Ohio union executive is among four people convicted in a sprawling corruption scheme that prosecutors say siphoned millions of dollars from hardworking union members through luxury travel, no-show jobs, fraudulent payouts,…

Judge Dismisses D.C. Worker’s Bias Lawsuit Over Supervisor’s Comments About Race, Sexual Orientation

A federal judge has dismissed a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former employee who claimed his supervisor made offensive remarks about his race and sexual orientation, ruling the allegations did not plausibly…

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…

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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