LINDEN – Police are seeking information about three suspects in Thursday’s armed robbery of a T-Mobile store on West Edgar Road.
Linden Police Seeks Suspects In Armed Robbery
NJ Senate Panel Advances Bill To Remind School Districts To Enroll Students Regardless Of Immigration Status
TRENTON – The New Jersey Senate Education Committee advanced a bill Monday to require the state to biannually distribute a letter to school districts reminding them of the requirement to enroll resident students regardless of immigration status.
OPINION: The Two Major Views About Why Romney is Losing, and Why the Second is More Convincing
I’ve spent the past few days debating right-wingers — among them, Grover Norquist and Ann Coulter. This isn’t my idea of fun. I do it because apparently many Americans find these people persuasive, and it seems important to try to show why they’re profoundly wrong.
Eminent Domain To Save Property Owners From Foreclosure?
Will eminent domain be allowed to seize “underwater” mortgages? Opposing viewpoints appear to be coming up every day:
Carteret Veterans’ Housing Building Fully Occupied
CARTERET–Mayor Dan Reiman has announced that all housing units at “The Lisicki Building,” Carteret’s first veterans’ apartment building, are now 100 percent occupied.
Lawmakers Advance Measure To Offer Tax Credits For Hiring Interns
TRENTON – The Assembly Appropriations Committee advanced a bill Monday that would providing tax credits to employers who hire post-secondary students for internships.