New Jersey
Christie doesn’t trust Camden to pick new superintendent
This is part of a series from education blogger Laura Waters of NJ Left Behind. Why did the State take over Camden’ ...
13 years ago
Homeowners who have Sandy losses need to be careful with their taxes
Some shore residents who normally would be filing their taxes by April 15 could be filing for an extension so they can total and write of ...
13 years ago
Why some ocean front homeowners are wary of dune projects
The sand dune that ruined Harvey and Phyllis Karan’s view of the ocean allowed their beachfront home to see another day when Supers ...
13 years ago
Patients need Christie to be a ‘compassionate conservative’ on medical marijuana
This is commentary from political blogger and cartoonist Rob Tornoe. Despite being legal, medical marijuana patient ...
13 years ago
Budget review process begins in New Jersey
New Jersey lawmakers are continuing to examine Gov. Chris Christie’s $32.9 billion budget plan. They’ll be holding a series o ...
13 years ago
Camden begins training for transition to regional police force
About 100 trainees will begin learning how to protect one of the nation’s most dangerous places. The new Camden County regional pol ...
13 years ago
New Jersey to takeover Camden public schools
Gov. Chris Christie plans to announce a state takeover of the troubled Camden school system. The Philadelphia Inquirer and The Cou ...
13 years ago
Seaside Heights boardwalk construction draws visitors
The reconstruction of the boardwalk in Seaside Heights, N.J. is quickly becoming a symbol for the Jersey Shore’s comeback. It was h ...
13 years ago
Mount Laurel using stickers to alert first responders to medical info
Last Monday, Governor Chris Christie conditionally vetoed a b ...
13 years ago
Flood-prone regions in N.J. hope for a federal buyout
Gov. Chris Christie is seeking $250 million in federal funds to purchase homes in flood-prone areas of New Jersey. The officials in towns ...
13 years ago
Long-Debated Camden “Renaissance” School gets go-ahead
New Jersey’s first “renaissance” schools have gotten a green light in Camden, opening up a new model of charter schools ...
13 years ago
N.J. considers limits for mold exposure, standards for remediation
Getting rid of mold in flood-damaged homes has been a major concern in the Garden State since Superstorm Sandy. The New Jersey Ass ...
13 years ago
Tougher N.J. penalties for drivers using hand-held phones await Christie OK
The New Jersey Assembly has given final legislative approval to a measure that increases the penalties for texting or talking on a handhe ...
13 years ago
Patient advocates impatient for progress on N.J. medical marijuana centers
Advocates for patients are calling for improvement in New Jersey’s medical marijuana program. Three years after the law took ...
13 years ago