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Menendez hoping for diplomatic resolution to Mideast conflict
New Jersey’s senior U.S. senator is hoping diplomatic efforts to end the fighting in the Gaza Strip will prove successful. ...
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Menendez tells N.J. homeowners left in the lurch he’ll get answers from FEMA chief
Almost two years after Superstorm Sandy devastated their properties, some victims say they’re fed up with the National Flood Insura ...
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Most in N.J. support measure allowing terminally ill patients to take lethal drug
A new Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind poll finds a majority of New Jersey residents support legislation to help terminally ill ...
11 years ago
As Haskell nears, N.J. horse racing hoping for boost from sports betting
One of New Jersey’s biggest horse racing events, the $1 million Haskell Invitational, is this Sunday at Monmouth Park. ...
11 years ago
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N.J. office developments will need changes to attract millenials
Advances in technology and changing workforce demographics could spell doom for the suburban office market in New Jersey. ...
11 years ago
Lawmakers, industry groups confer on drumming up business in N.J.
Some Republican lawmakers met with business leaders at the Statehouse in Trenton Thursday to map out strategies for making New Jersey mor ...
11 years ago
Three N.J. lawmakers move to delay casino closings
State lawmakers in the Atlantic City area want the New Jersey Casino Control Commission to delay the planned closings of two casinos. ...
11 years ago
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N.J. high court seeks end of law shielding spouses’ communication in criminal cases
New Jersey’s Supreme Court is recommending that lawmakers change a law that protects the privacy of communications between married ...
11 years ago
Push for revival of N.J. death penalty unlikely to gain traction
A push to revive the death penalty in New Jersey is not likely to advance any time soon. The fatal shooting earlier this month of ...
11 years ago
N.J. plan allowing counties to take over beach operations gets cool reception
Some local officials in New Jersey are questioning the need for a state proposal to let counties take over management of municipal beache ...
11 years ago
24-page report on Sandy spending ‘unacceptable,’ N.J. Senate president says
The leader of New Jersey’s Senate is criticizing a report from the monitors charged with keeping tabs on federal spending for ...
11 years ago
Just 24 percent of N.J. residents following Bridgegate probe, poll finds
The latest Fairleigh Dickinson University PublicMind Poll finds New Jersey voters are divided on whether the Legislature should continue ...
11 years ago