NJ board finds bullying law an unfunded mandate

A little-known New Jersey state government council ruled Friday that New Jersey's tough new anti-bullying law constitutes an unfunded mandate for local school districts and must be changed for the law

Newark told to produce Facebook-pledge papers

New Jersey's largest city must produce a list of documents related to its $100 million public schools pledge from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Newark told to produce a log of Facebook papers

New Jersey's largest city must produce a list of documents related to its $100 million public schools pledge from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

NJ man who killed neighbor loses appeal

An appeals court has upheld the conviction and life sentenced given to a New Jersey man who killed and dismembered his teenage neighbor.

Princeton sends 6 artworks back to Italy

Princeton University Art Museum has sent six works of art back to Italy.

NJ man found dead after a year

Authorities say no one had noticed for more than a year that a northern New Jersey man had died even as the mail piled up and bills went unpaid.

PSE&G power plant tops NJ’s emissions list

Federal officials say a Public Service Electric & Gas power plant releases more greenhouse gases than any other large industrial source in New Jersey.

Cheating down in parkway exact-change lanes

Violations have dropped from 9 percent to 3 percent since photo enforcement began to target toll cheats in the exact change lanes on the Garden State Parkway.

Head of NJ State Police helps make arrest

Police are crediting the superintendent of the New Jersey State Police with helping make an arrest after a tractor-trailer was stolen.

Cops: Driver on drugs when crash killed NJ officer

An unemployed mortgage broker accused of killing a patrolman in an October car crash is a recovering heroin addict who had multiple drugs in his system at the time of the accident, and had texted abou
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