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Sergio Bichao
NJ woman charged with letting landscaper rape and molest child
Two Bergen County residents have been charged in connection with the reported rape and molestation of a pre-teen.
GOP lawmakers call for immediate $300M in COVID aid for NJ businesses
Republican lawmakers on Saturday called for special state Senate and Assembly sessions before Thanksgiving to approve $300 million in emergency aid for small businesses and nonprofits affected by the pandemic.
NJ child porn offender arrested again: Sent pics to children, cops say
A child-porn offender convicted a decade ago is facing new charges after investigators say he was caught sending nude images to children.
NJ congressman wants Trump and administration tried for ‘treachery, treason’
A North Jersey congressman is causing a stir after calling for the eventual investigation and prosecution of Donald Trump next year.
Murphy says Trump ‘putting lives at risk’ by locking out Biden transition
Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday said the lame-duck Trump administration is putting lives at risk by refusing to cooperate with the Biden transition team on pandemic planning.
In one week, NJ gets 380 reports of workplace COVID-19 violations
A week after the state Labor Department started taking complaints, officials have received nearly 380 reports of workplace violations of the governor's executive order.
Still counting votes: Republicans in NJ get closer to winning more
It's still not over.
Stop worrying: Your ballot was probably counted despite what NJ website says
New Jersey's mail-in ballot tracking website is leaving some voters confused and worried whether their ballot has been counted.
NJ attorney general to quarantine after exposure to COVID-19
The state attorney general will be working from home after getting conflicting coronavirus test results.
NJ releases prisoners early, ICE takes them back into custody
The report of the ICE arrests was blasted by the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, which has been advocating for the early release.