
New Jersey
$157 million dedicated to preserving N.J. open space
A week after he had to cancel the appearance because of an asthma attack, N.J. Gov. Chris Christie traveled to a farm in Somerset County ...
14 years ago
Outlook is rosy at N.J. vineyards
Winemakers in New Jersey are delighted with all the hot weather the region has experienced lately. Vineyard owners around the Gard ...
14 years ago
N.J. seat belt use up for 15th straight year
An observational study by the New Jersey Institute of Technology finds a record 94.5 percent of occupants in the front seat of vehicle ...
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N.J. offers a snapshot of charities’ spending
Curious just how your charitable donations are being spent? The state of New Jersey is ready to help you get some answers. ...
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Christie lambastes Congress over debt delays
While N.J. Gov. Chris Christie says he’s relieved leaders in Washington have reached agreement on a deal to raise the nation’ ...
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The mayor of a South Jersey town is taking a series of road trips over the summer. And he’s not headed to the shore. Cherry ...
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Horse racing expected to go the distance in N.J.
Some of the top thorough-bred race horses in the country will be at Monmouth Park Sunday for the 1,000,000 Resorts Haskell Invitatio ...
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Experts disagree on voter perceptions of Christie’s health
Political analysts don’t agree on whether N.J. Gov. Chris Christie’s health will be a major issue for voters. Fairlei ...
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N.J. recovers $116 million in Medicaid fraud
New Jersey has recovered millions in improperly paid Medicaid funds during the past fiscal year. State Comptroller Matt Boxer say ...
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Budget cuts restrict legal help for needy in N.J.
Low-income New Jersey residents who can’t afford a lawyer could have more difficulty getting legal assistance following Gov. Chris ...
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Cherry Hill police continue videotaping people in bathrooms, but with safeguards and signs
A Philadelphia woman who sued after she was videotaped using a toilet at the Cherry Hill police station, has settled her case. A fe ...
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Atlantic City residents become chairmen and chairwomen of the boards
A federal ban on international students working as rolling-chair pushers on the Atlantic City Boardwalk is prompting more area residents ...
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N.J. tries to check increase in discrimination against unemployed
Recent reports identify more employers who want to hire only those who already have a job. Some employers will state current or recent em ...
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N.J. Assembly reviews Christie cuts to legal aid
A New Jersey Assembly Committee meets Wednesday to examine the impact of Gov. Chris Christie’s reduction in funding for legal servi ...
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Some good news and some hot news in N.J.
New Jersey’s climatologist has some good news–and some bad news. The good news is that, despite the recent beastly hot, dry w ...
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