DOGE layoffs hit New Jersey: Federal job losses revealed
A lawsuit says the mass reductions of federal workers violates regulations meant to give states time to bolster resources.
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NJ sues gun shops for selling lethal ammo without ID check
Store workers allegedly sold a 1,000-round case of AR-15 caliber rifle ammunition to undercover investigators, for cash without asking for ID.
New NJ prescription med rules to lower costs take effect
New prescription medication guidelines should help ease the minds of millions of New Jersey residents who worry about drug prices.
In fight against violent crime, NJ giving out $14.5 million
The Murphy administration has announced $14.5 million is available in grants to support Community-Based Violence Intervention Programs.
NJ could reopen historic school as it closes 2 youth prisons
New Jersey is trying to figure out what to do with the sites of two youth prisons that are set to close within the next few years.
NJ party boss stares down officials at corruption news conference
George Norcross, the Democratic power broker with deep roots in South Jersey, is hit with criminal charges, including first-degree racketeering, coercion and extortion.
Lawsuit forces NJ to change secret use of newborn babies' blood
The lead attorney representing a New Jersey class action suit said the new announced policy still falls short of informed consent by parents.
Petition Wants Max Sentences for Those in Dog Fighting Ring
The change.org petition wants maximum sentences on every count...
14 of the most menacing gangs spreading across New Jersey
Some gangs have thousands of members while others are loosely held together by only a few people. Here are the most menacing gangs spreading across New Jersey.
This could mean the end of tough gun laws in New Jersey
New Jersey is a staunch supporter of Delaware as it defends laws against assault weapons and large capacity magazines, amid second amendment challenges.