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Chris Christie feels your pain

This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. I was having dinner with a liberal ...

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 A red light photo enforcement sign is seen below a red light camera on Franklin Corner Road in Lawrence Township, Wednesday, July, 25, 2012. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

N.J. lawmaker seeks to end red light cameras

A New Jersey lawmaker who has opposed the state’s red light camera program says he has data to back up his claim that motorists are ...

13 years ago

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Chris Christie to sign ban on conversion therapy

Gov. Chris Christie plans to sign a bill Monday barring licensed therapists from trying to turn gay teenagers straight, making New Jersey ...

13 years ago

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Task force: Coasts should prepare for rising seas

A presidential task force charged with developing a strategy for rebuilding areas damaged by Superstorm Sandy has issued a report recomme ...

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Police: Brother runs over sister with dirt bike in Camden County park

A girl was run over by her brother in a dirt bike accident in Gloucester Township Sunday, according to police. The incident happen ...

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Examining the Sandy Scorecard

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 In this Aug. 2013 photo, people read the names of victims as rows of shoes are placed on the Statehouse steps in Trenton, representing lives lost to gun violence. Trenton has seen nearly 30 homicides so far this year, prompting a sweep of the capitol city. (Mel Evans/AP Photo, file)

State police deployment targets Trenton’s deadly violence

The city of Trenton is just three homicides away from a record high. With 29 homicides so far this year and more than 150 peop ...

13 years ago

 Brian Miller, with the gun violence prevention group Heeding God's Call, displays a disabled 50-caliber rifle at a Statehouse news conference Friday. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

50-caliber rifle at center of opposing forces in N.J.

Gun violence-prevention groups are urging Gov. Chris Christie to sign a bill passed by the Legislature that would ban the possession of 5 ...

13 years ago

Penns Grove may adopt Wildwood’s saggy pants ban

A second New Jersey town is considering fining people with sagging pants on public property. Penns Grove Mayor John Washington ...

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‘Christie’ cockroach wins annual race

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie might have little to cheer about despite the polls following the 17th New Jersey Cockroach Derby. A Madag ...

13 years ago

Rowan University’s growth fuels economic boom for Glassboro

When Trenton politicians proposed splitting off Rutgers University’s Camden campus and subsuming it into Rowan University, panicked ...

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Unlocking the secrets of a swimmer’s scourge, the jellyfish sting

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Route 206 to see lane closures from Montgomery to Hillsborough

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Presidential aspirations hamstring Christie on controversial gun bills, analyst says

Gov. Chris Christie has signed a package of gun bills into law, but he’s left the three most controversial measures sitting on his ...

13 years ago

 Simone Dannecker (center) and Lee Ann Newland (right) voice concerns about the grant application process at legislative hearing in Atlantic City.(Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Sandy victims say they’re still waiting for help

Some New Jersey residents say they’re still struggling to recover from Sandy. During a four-hour hearing Thursday in Atlanti ...

13 years ago

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