NEW YORK, N.Y. – With summer under way, children will spend more time outdoors, in backyards and at parks, summer camps, beaches and other vacation destinations.
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Tips For Fourth Of July Pet Safety
NEW YORK – As Independence Day draws near, the doctors and staff at BluePearl Veterinary Partners stress the importance of pet safety and preparedness during your planned Fourth of July festivities.
Celebrate Independence Day With Fireworks, Concerts & More
AREA – Independence Day marks the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, when the American colonies asserted their independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.
Former PBA Officials Accused Of Misusing Union Credit Cards
TRENTON – Theft charges were filed today against the former president of the Middlesex County Sheriff’s Officers’ Policemen’s Benevolent Association (PBA) Local 165 and a second man who is a former state delegate for the union, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced.
NJ To Receive A $22.1 Million Share Of Global Settlement With Drugmaker Global Resolution GlaxoSmithKline
TRENTON – New Jersey will receive a total of $22.1 million as the result of its participation in a global settlement with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) that resolves allegations the company engaged in off-label marketing of certain drugs, underpaid on rebates it owed to state Medicaid programs and touted its diabetes drug, Avandia, as having certain health benefits despite a lack of adequate scientific supporting evidence, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced today.
Christie Presses Lawmakers For Immediate Action On Tax Cut
TRENTON – Gov. Chris Christie asked state lawmakers to pass a tax cut plan this week during a special session of the Legislature on Monday.
LGBT Couples Often Face Additional Financial Hurdles
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) couples – and individuals – often face significant financial hurdles compared to their heterosexual counterparts.
Plainfield Residents Charged With Beating South Plainfield Man To Death
SOUTH PLAINFIELD — Two Plainfield family members have been charged with murdering 53-year-old South Plainfield resident William Koonz, Jr., Middlesex County Prosecutor Bruce J. Kaplan and Chief James Parker of the South Plainfield Police Department announced.
NJ Reports Decrease In Traffic-Related Fatalities, But Alerts Drivers To Expect Heavy Travel Volume For July 4th
TRENTON – Despite near across-the-board decreases in traffic-related fatalities at the halfway point in 2012, the Division of Highway Traffic Safety today urged drivers to stay safe on the roads during the July 4th holiday – roads that are expected to be heavily trafficked.
OPINION: Mitt Romney and the New Gilded Age
The election of 2012 raises two perplexing questions. The first is how the GOP could put up someone for president who so brazenly epitomizes the excesses of casino capitalism that have nearly destroyed the economy and overwhelmed our democracy. The second is why the Democrats have failed to point this out.