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Same-sex couples hear wedding bells in N.J. — despite state move to block them

While Gov. Chris Christie’s administration has appealed the ruling of a New Jersey judge last week legalizing same-sex marriage, co ...

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N.J. Democrats to discuss marriage equality

New Jersey’s Democratic legislative leaders plan to discuss marriage equality. Monday’s new conference comes after a s ...

13 years ago

Status of affordable housing rules in New Jersey

Thursday’s New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that struck down the state’s most recent affordable housing regulations also sent ...

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Philadelphia like you’ve never seen it before

Photographers help us see things in a new way. This may be one of the better examples of that. Photographer Bruce W. Berry Jr. shot this ...

13 years ago

  Margaret Quinn and George Kasimos at Saturday's rally in Toms River, N.J. (Tracey Samuelson/for NewsWorks)

Stop FEMA Now hopes to take flood reform movement national

The grassroots group Stop FEMA Now held a series of gatherings in 15 locations across 10 states on Saturday, protesting upcoming increase ...

13 years ago

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For many in N.J., Affordable Care Act not yet on radar

A new poll finds many New Jersey residents are not well informed about the specifics of Obamacare. Only about a third of the Garde ...

13 years ago

 Mercer County Superior Court Judge Mary C. Jacobson ruled last week the state must allow gay couples to marry beginning Oct. 21 (AP Photo/The Star-Ledger, Tony Kurdzuk, Pool)

N.J. judge: State must allow gays to marry

New Jersey is unconstitutionally denying federal benefits to same-sex couples and must allow gay couples to marry, a judge ruled Friday.< ...

13 years ago

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A New Jersey town is having a major identity crisis

Ever since I started spending time near the Shore, I’ve been fascinated with the odd names bestowed upon towns throughout Southern ...

13 years ago

 Flanked by law enforcement officials outside Trenton Police Headquarters, acting New Jersey Attorney General John Hoffman announced news strategy to reduce violence. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

N.J.-led crackdown on crime in Trenton continues

New Jersey’s top law enforcement official didn’t mince words Thursday as he outlined the latest state strategy to combat dead ...

13 years ago

N.J. high court gives state five months to revise fair housing rules

New Jersey’s Supreme Court is giving state officials five months to rewrite affordable housing rules. The justices struck do ...

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 The shoe found by a fisherman at Ocean City's Corson’s Inlet State Park in August. (Photo: New Jersey State Police)

DNA from severed foot found in Ocean City matches missing woman

Police and family members are confirming that DNA of a severed foot found inside a shoe on a New Jersey beach matches a Philadelphia woma ...

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 Lafayette Yard was formerly a Marriott hotel. (Alan Tu/WHYY)

Trenton’s only hotel files for bankruptcy

The city-owned hotel in New Jersey’s state capital has filed for bankruptcy protection, saying it owes $25 million and needs “ ...

13 years ago

Lambertville, West Amwell, and Stockton to merge school districts in New Jersey

The vote this week to combine three small school districts in southern Hunterdon County was historic, the first formal merger approved in ...

13 years ago

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Why attracting teachers with higher GPAs shouldn’t be N.J.’s top priority

This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. The New Jersey Departmen ...

13 years ago

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Riverside BlueGrass Band to perform at St. Michael’s Farm Preserve dedication ceremony

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. A foursome of children is playing, holdi ...

13 years ago

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