Dozens Violate Murphy's No-crowds Order Across NJ
"Compliance checks" conducted by law enforcement around NJ have found and investigated 39 possible violations of Gov. Murphy's executive order prohibiting gatherings of any number this week.
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The 194 School Districts Losing Aid Under Murphy Plan
School officials and lawmakers are calling foul on Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed $16.3 billion school funding plan.
Delaware Water Gap Fire: Feds Mistakenly Identify Arsonists
The National Park Service jumped the gun in posting pictures of young men who they mistakenly suspected of starting a major wildfire on Sunday.
NJ teacher accused of raping adopted student loses credentials
A teacher accused of sexually assaulting a former student has lost her teaching credentials while she defends herself in court.
NJ chief blows stop, hits guardrail — no alcohol test, no charges
A Warren County police chief has been suspended after being pulled over on suspicion of intoxicated driving.
Jackson Supports Suing NJ Over 'Sanctuary' Immigrant Rules
The Ocean County Board of Freeholders in July first explored filing a suit against Gov. Murphy's administration over immigration law enforcement policies that critics say turn New Jersey into a "sanctuary state."
Backlash forces one NJ library to cancel Drag Queen Story Hour
Despite complaints leading to one event's cancellation, the organization has been busy around NJ for Pride Month.
Dog Trapped on I-80 After 75,000-pound Generator Crushes SUV
A German shepherd was trapped in an SUV on I-80 on Friday after a a generator estimated to weigh 75,000 pounds fell off a truck. Miraculously, the dog and the driver survived.
As Funds for Sick 9/11 Heroes Shrinks, a Push for Action From NJ
Efforts have been stepped up to get more lawmakers to back a measure to renew and restore the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund.
From urination ticket to DWI bust in less than half an hour
Police in Hackettstown kept running into this 21-year-old resident.