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New Jersey releases report detailing discipline against hundreds of police officers

New state data shows 817 major disciplinary actions were finalized against 654 law enforcement officers across New Jersey in 2025 TRENTON, N.J. — More than 650 law enforcement officers across New Jersey…

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DC theft suspect caught on camera twice in one week

Surveillance images released after materials and other property were reported stolen from residential properties days apart WASHINGTON, D.C. — Police have released surveillance images of a suspect accused of carrying out two…

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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…

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Toddler wounded as gunman opens fire inside DC apartment complex

Security camera captured the suspect after gunfire inside a Benning Road apartment complex left a toddler injured, police say WASHINGTON, D.C. — A 2-year-old boy was hospitalized after being struck by gunfire…

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Manhattan lottery player lands TAKE 5 top prize

Top-prize ticket worth $30,512 was purchased at a Broadway business in Upper Manhattan MANHATTAN, N.Y. — A winning TAKE 5 ticket worth $30,512 was sold in Manhattan for Thursday’s evening drawing, according…

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One dead and two wounded in West Baltimore shooting

Gunfire erupted after a ShotSpotter alert on North Payson Street, leaving three people shot and triggering a homicide investigation BALTIMORE, Md. — A late-night shooting in West Baltimore left one man dead…

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Beloved South Jersey police K9 Brutus dies after years of service

Retired Voorhees Police K9 Brutus served the department and community for seven years before spending retirement with his longtime handler’s family VOORHEES, N.J. — A police dog known throughout Voorhees Township for…

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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…

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After Taxing Residents and Businesses To No End, New Jersey Moves to Hit Private Prisons Next

As Residents and Businesses Leave, New Jersey Lawmakers Push New Taxes on Private Prisons Trenton, NJ – Just when you thought there was nothing left to tax in New Jersey, state Democrats…

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Newark Police Memo Ordered Cops Not to Respond to Delaney Hall Creating “Zone of Lawlessness,” DOJ Claims

The U.S. Department of Justice says a Newark Police Department directive ordering officers not to respond to calls at Delaney Hall is jeopardizing public safety and interfering with federal immigration operations. NEWARK,…

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Jersey City Touted as Safest City, but Report Shows Ex-Mayor Underreported Crime

Mayor James Solomon says an internal audit uncovered thousands of criminal incidents that were never properly entered into state crime databases, raising questions about crime statistics reported during the Fulop administration. JERSEY…

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Nancy Mace Defends Bill to Ban Biological Men from Women’s Bathrooms on Capitol Hill

Rep. Nancy Mace says she will “never apologize for defending women” as she continues backing rules limiting access to women’s facilities in the U.S. Capitol. WASHINGTON, D.C. — Rep. Nancy Mace is…

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NJ Lawmakers Take Aim at Norcross-Linked Insurance Empire With Sweeping Health Benefits Reform

A sweeping proposal would create a statewide health benefits trust for public school employees as lawmakers seek an alternative to insurance funds that have faced growing criticism from state watchdogs and local…

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Jackson Trail Access Restricted as Environmental Study Closes Part of Sports Perimeter Trail

A portion of the Sports Perimeter Trail at the Jackson Justice Complex is expected to remain closed for several months while an environmental study is conducted. JACKSON, N.J. — Residents who use…

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Mayor Daniel T. Rodrick Announces Third Consecutive Year of Flat Taxes While Delivering Historic Investments and Record Financial Stability

MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, NJ — Mayor Daniel T. Roderick today proudly announced the adoption of the Township’s 2026 budget, marking the third consecutive year that municipal taxes have remained flat under his administration…

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