Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari in Mt Holly Gardens v. Mt Holly Gardens Citizens.
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Yesterday, the United States Supreme Court granted certiorari in Mt Holly Gardens v. Mt Holly Gardens Citizens.
TRENTON – The Assembly Budget Committee released a bill on Monday that would require all foods to be labeled if they contain genetically engineered material.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The N.J. Department of Transportation will receive more than $5 million to reimburse debris removal costs incurred after Superstorm Sandy, New Jersey's U.S. senators announced today. The grants are provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s (FEMA) Public Assistance grant program.
LONG BRANCH – The State Council of the Sheet Metal Workers International Association announced Tuesday their endorsement of Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. for U.S. Senate in the Special Primary Election set to take place on Aug. 13.
TRENTON -- Chief Justice Stuart Rabner has announced the formation of the Supreme Court Joint Committee on Criminal Justice to focus on how to reduce delays in bringing criminal court cases to trial and the issue of bail.
TRENTON – A Livingston accountant has been indicted for allegedly orchestrating a scheme in which he and 14 co-defendants are accused of defrauding the state of nearly $700,000 by filing false claims for unemployment benefits, Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman and Labor Commissioner Harold J. Wirths today. The accountant allegedly filed claims using identities…
NEWARK -- NJ Transit's MyBus Now program, which offers real-time service information to bus customers, expanded to include 110 north Jersey-area local/intrastate bus routs this week.
TRENTON – An Ocean County man admitted sexually abusing a 15-month-old boy and streaming footage of the assault over the internet, U.S. Attorney Paul J. Fishman announced.
TRENTON – The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved two bills that would restore cuts to family planning clinics and extend Medicaid coverage for women by leveraging federal matching funds.
TRENTON – The state Senate Law and Public Safety Committee on Monday released proposed legislation that would require out-of-state law enforcement to properly notify law enforcement officials in New Jersey of intended counter-terrorism investigations in the state.
