Trenton Thunder: Yankees 'ungracious' for cutting ties with us
The MLB team has announced the Somerset Patriots as a new minor league affiliate, which the Trenton organization said was a surprise.
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'I got to eat,' says one of the girls raped by NJ cop guardian
A Trenton police detective was sentenced this week to 30 years in prison for raping two girls who were in his care.
Young brothers shot dead in Trenton, cops say
Their deaths are the 33rd and 34th of the year in Trenton.
2 more protesters charged with trying to torch Trenton police car
Two men who took part in protests against racial injustice in Trenton after the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis have been charged with trying to set a police vehicle on fire.
NJ Police Discipline Records Remain Private for Now, Judge Says
Names of New Jersey law enforcement officers seriously disciplined over the past two decades will remain under lock and key this summer, under a court order issued Wednesday.
Newark Mayor: Removal of Columbus Not Meant as Insult to Italians
Mayor Ras Baraka said the city removed the statue that has stood in Washington Park since 1927 in order to avoid the risk of people taking it down on their own.
Murphy Joins BLM Protests as Others Fight Tickets for Gatherings
"Bottom line, there is either a public health emergency or there is not. It cannot be both," attorney Jim Mermigis said in an email.
Curfews in Several NJ Towns, Hopes of Keeping Protests Peaceful
The restrictions follow two instances where looting and vandalism broke out following Sunday marches in Trenton and Atlantic City.
Murphy: Black Lives Matter and 'Need for Change' is Real
Murphy said people peaceful protesting the 'murder' of George Floyd, under the knee of a police officer, is vastly different than other pandemic crowds.
'How Dare You?' — Vandalism, Looting, Cop Cars on Fire in Trenton
After two days of peaceful protests, the city's downtown saw looting and vandalism late Sunday in a night of escalation in which at least two police cars were set ablaze.