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New Jersey

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Princeton considering ‘sanctuary city’ status

Princeton, N.J., could take a symbolic step toward becoming a “sanctuary city” for immigrants. Members of the city gover ...

13 years ago

Environmental groups gear up to fight liquefied natural gas terminal off N.J. coast

Public hearings are planned this week on a proposal to build a liquefied natural gas terminal about 20 miles off the coast of Long Branch ...

13 years ago

 Belmar shops damaged by Sandy are reopened and hoping for pickup in business after a rainy June. (Phil Gregory/for NewsWorks)

Improving weather boosts outlook for Jersey Shore businesses

The Jersey Shore is enjoying some great weather for the long holiday weekend.  That’s good news for merchants who had a bad Ju ...

13 years ago

 Denise Bacchues has been a police officer in Camden for 16 years. (File photo, Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Camden County officials say crime down since replacing city police force

More than two months after Camden’s police department was replaced by a county-run force, officials in the New Jersey city say crim ...

13 years ago

 This fluffy dog rides in style during the parade. (Sandy Levine/for NewsWorks)

Shore towns celebrate Fourth of July with parades, fireworks

With the glistening Barnegat Bay as a backdrop, Seaside Park kicked off its annual Patriotic Bike Parade Thursday morning, with hundreds ...

13 years ago

Excessive weekend heat watch in place for parts of N.J.

Forecasters say there could be dangerous heat in parts of New Jersey over the weekend. The National Weather Service has placed Cam ...

13 years ago

Turret I and II on the front deck of the USS New Jersey battleship. (Bas Slabbers for WHYY)

Battleship New Jersey still afloat despite sea of financial cutbacks

During this week of Independence Day festivities, the most decorated battleship in United States history will be one of the best spots to ...

13 years ago

 Dr. Alieta Eck, the Tea Party-embraced Republican candidate for the New Jersey Senate seat left vacant by Frank Lautenberg. (Kevin McCorry/WHYY)

N.J. Sen. candidate wants to rein in Medicaid, Obamacare

On Aug. 13, New Jersey will host a primary election for the U.S. Senate seat left vacant after the death of longtime Democratic senator F ...

13 years ago

 A young man wears saggy pants on the Wildwood, N.J., boardwalk before the ban went into effect. (AP PHOTO, file)

Wildwood boardwalk visitors must pull up their pants starting today

Wildwood New Jersey begins enforcing its ban on pants that hang low this weekend. The law applies to the beach town’s boardwalk onl ...

13 years ago

 Rita Asch's

MOVIS: Like a book club but for artists

This is part of a series from Ilene Dube of The Artful Blogger. BON Appetit in the Princeton Shopping Center is known for ...

13 years ago

 NewsWorks banner in front of the Surflight Theater in Beach Haven, N.J. (Alan Tu/WHYY)

NewsWorks Tonight ‘live’ in Beach Haven

WHYY’s NewsWorks Tonight aired live Weds, July 3 from Beach Haven, N.J. This was the second time we broadcast the show live from th ...

13 years ago

It’s not just the Superstorms that can hurt the Jersey Shore

The Jersey shore is a place where time slows down.  Ask longtime shore goers about their favorite memories, and nine times out of te ...

13 years ago

N.J. groups seek more federal funds for ocean-water testing

Activists in New Jersey are urging Congress to strengthen the Beach Act that governs ocean-water testing. Federal funding has been ...

13 years ago

 Chrissy Roche helps to rebuild the roof of a ball-field shed in Ventnor, N.J. She says volunteering helps ease the stress and frustration she feels as she rebuilds her own home, which flooded during Superstorm Sandy. (Tracey Samuelson/WHYY)

Healing Sandy’s emotional scars [audio]

There are two words Shore residents commonly use to describe the emotional impact of Superstorm Sandy – stress and frustration. ...

13 years ago

 Governor Chris Christie discusses tourism and Sandy rebuilding at news conference in Seaside Park (Phil Gregory/WHYY)

Christie looks forward to Fourth to draw crowds back to Shore

Tourism revenue is down in some Jersey Shore towns, but Gov. Chris Christie is hoping the Fourth of July holiday weekend will help turn t ...

13 years ago

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