New Jersey
N.J. may outlaw dumping snow on public property
A New Jersey Senate committee is expected to consider a measure next week that’s being called the “Anti-Snow Dumping Act.R
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Camden to lay off a quarter of city’s workers
Camden City Council has approved a plan to lay off about 25 percent of the city’s employees.
Before the council members gave
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N.J. environmentalists press for offshore wind projects
Environmental groups in New Jersey are supporting the development of offshore wind projects. Matt Elliott, the clean energy advocate for
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Activists file suit to stop N.J. bear hunt
Animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to try to stop the first bear hunt in New Jersey since 2005.Lawyer Doris Lin with the Bear E
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Salvation Army hopes for generosity, volunteers
As they ring bells by those familiar red kettles from now until Christmas Eve, members of the Salvation Army are concerned about how the
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N.J. business leader says the worst is over
While their own prospects are improving, New Jersey companies have big doubts for the overall economy in the coming year.The New Jersey B
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N.J. Dems say charter school grant loss ‘part of a pattern’
Democrats in the New Jersey Legislature are upset that the state failed to win a federal grant for charter schools.New Jersey was seeking
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N.J. may open curtain on some election donors
New Jersey lawmakers are considering new campaign disclosure requirements for some issue-advocacy groups that try to influence elections.
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PATCO fares rising in New Year
Fares are going up on the PATCO High Speed Line beginning January first. The hike has been delayed since the summer.
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N.J. Democratic leaders plan push for jobs
Democratic leaders in the New Jersey legislature say job creation will be the focus for lawmakers in coming weeks.Senate President Steve
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Arguments continue over N.J. medical marijuana
The New Jersey Health Department has scheduled a hearing for early next month on proposed rules to implement the state’s medical ma
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N.J. lawmakers, Gov. Christie at odds over salary caps
Democratic leaders in the New Jersey Legislature have agreed on a plan to help towns control property taxes.But it’s meeting resist
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New Jersey rolls dice on sports betting
A New Jersey Senate committee has approved a constitutional amendment that would allow legalized sports betting in the Garden State. But
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‘Boutique’ casinos pitched for Atlantic City
The New Jersey Senate and Assembly on Monday approved a bill to create a pilot program allowing two casinos, each with at least 200 hotel
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Airport security approach may change — but not this week
As travelers continue to protest the use of full-body scans and aggressive pat downs at airports, some modifications may be coming to the
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