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N.J. revenue expectations inflated by $500 million, nonpartisan group says

Gov. Chris Christie’s budget proposal includes revenue estimates that are far too optimistic. That pronouncement came Tuesda ...

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Cape May wildlife management area formally dedicated by N.J. DEP

The release of 500 trout into Flynn’s Pond in the Cape May area marked the formal dedication of the Cox Hall Creek Wildlife Managem ...

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South Jersey traffic congestion has Cooper University Hospital looking for alternatives

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A week before opening in Atlantic City, Revel gets N.J. casino license

New Jersey’s Casino Control Commission has granted Revel, Atlantic City’s newest casino, a license to operate The new ...

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Only 3 N.J. towns will ask voters for tax hike above 2 percent cap

Only three of New Jersey’s 566 municipalities are asking voters to approve local budgets that exceed the state-imposed 2-percent ca ...

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38 teams compete for title in South Jersey robotics competition

Enthusiastic and animated spectators dressed in bright team colors chanted loud cheers at a packed high school gymnasium this past weeken ...

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N.J. high court hears arguments in case that may affect their pensions

In a case that could impact the justices themselves, New Jersey’s Supreme Court heard legal arguments Monday on a challenge to the ...

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Photos: Adventure Aquarium set to unveil largest renovation since 2005

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Tackling high gas prices with compressed natural gas in South Jersey

As gas prices creep toward $4 a gallon, the push for alternative fuel sources got a boost this month when the region’s latest comp ...

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Rutgers-Camden takeover: Follow the money

I’m a cartoonist, not an English major. But every time I see news about the proposed Rutgers-Camden and Rowan “merger,” ...

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Facing a change, two Princeton women find new way of life in home-based businesses

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Quest for political balance figured in rejection of N.J. Supreme Court nominee

Political balance was a major reason the New Jersey Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday night rejected the nomination of Phillip Kwon ...

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DEP: Water activitites on Grenloch Lake suspended for cleanup

The effects of a January fuel spill in Grenloch Lake are still being felt. On Friday, The state Department of Environmental Protection, a ...

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Senate committee rejects N.J. Supreme Court nominee Kwon

For the first time in modern history, a Senate Judiciary committee has rejected a New Jersey Supreme Court nominee. The committee voted ...

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Cooking with the native fish of New Jersey

During Lent, abstinence from meat on Fridays is obligatory among Catholics. This is good news for the fish mongers, and lucky for us New ...

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