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Brush fire alerts have been issued in New Jersey today as a forecast of gusty winds and low humidity raise the risk of such blazes.

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Any day at the Jersey Shore is a beautiful day, even if you're picking up litter and storm debris. Over 4,000 people must feel that way, because they've pre-registered for Clean Ocean Action's Spring Beach Sweeps, taking place this Saturday, April 26.

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The American Humanist Association -- on behalf of an unnamed family -- is suing the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District, as part of an effort to have the words "under God" removed from the Pledge of Allegiance that's recited every day by the students.

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The employment outlook will be a bit brighter for college graduates this year, if statistics keep moving in the same direction.

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A major, multi-tier drug ring in Union County is dismantled, after 20 arrests were made last weekend as part of nearly a yearlong investigation.

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Most New Jersey residents are pessimistic about the state's recovery from Superstorm Sandy so far and the progress that will be made in the near future, according to the latest Rutgers-Eagleton Poll.

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A new company created by the New Jersey Institute of Technology is working on creating new products and services for the future that will be easier, quicker and cheaper.

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While online gambling is picking up steam in New Jersey, it's also building a solid following from out-of-state players who would rather just cross the border into North Jersey to play.

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It is no secret the brutal winter took a toll on the economy, but business is expected to pick up now that the worst of the harsh weather is over, according to a new survey by the National Association for Business Economics.

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Partisanship on the Democrat-controlled legislative committee investigating Bridgegate is getting worse, according to the top Republican in the Assembly. He said if things don't improve, Republican members of the panel have options -- one of which is to simply walk away.

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