Politics & Public Affairs
Jon Stewart for NJ Senate?
June 25, 2015
On Wednesday night's episode of the Daily Show, Judge Andrew Napolitano made a suggestion for Jon's retirement. ...
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Former Port Authority exec faces 21 to 27 months in federal prison....
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Blurring the Lines
April 7, 2015
As Brian Williams learned, news and entertainment are a tricky mix when credibility is at stake. ...
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What he's charged with, who is his partner, and what happens next....
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Christie Won’t Budge on Gas Tax Hike
April 1, 2015
Instead Christie administration looks to spend less and augment Transportation Trust Fund with NJ Transit loan fiscal year 2016....
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Assembly hopes to override the Christie administration's setbacks. ...
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Service Animals Now Allowed on School Buses
March 24, 2015
Previous law only allowed service animals on school grounds....
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The Governor at 80
March 23, 2015
His gentlemanly style of politics may be out of favor, but 25 years after leaving office, Tom Kean is still intent on making a difference. ...
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Medical Marijuana Patients One Step Closer to Edibles
March 17, 2015
A new state report outlines edible manufacturing guidelines. ...
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The answer to the classic Garden State question—what exit are you?—just got a little different for a handful of New Jerseyans....
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Mean Streets, Sensitive Cops: Camden’s New Guard
January 16, 2015
In Camden, a new county police force aims to connect with the people it is supposed to protect....
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Open for Business: The State of the State’s Economy
January 15, 2015
Entrepreneurs forge ahead amid concerns about taxes, regulations and a shaky NJ economy....
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Bumper to Bumper: 20 Traffic Hot Spots
December 16, 2014
The 20 most frustrating, dashboard-bashing, teeth-clenching traffic nightmares in New Jersey. ...
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Why Jersey Roads Suck
December 9, 2014
Dense population centers, aging infrastructure and a failing transportation fund have put New Jersey on the brink of disaster. ...
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Author Donald Linky: A Byrne Legacy
December 8, 2014
New book explores the governor’s life and times....
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The Funding Gap: The Decline in Charitable Donations
November 21, 2014
Although private donations are on the rise, New Jersey’s nonprofits have yet to recover from recession-driven government cuts in support. ...
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Aging Out: When Autistic Kids Grow Up
October 22, 2014
Increased understanding of autism has vastly improved services for youths on the spectrum. But what happens when those kids turn 21?...
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At 79, Loretta Weinberg is still fighting the good fight in Trenton. But these days, she also makes time for the grandkids....
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Death on the Water
October 17, 2014
On a moonless summer night, two boats chart a tragic course on Barnegat Bay....
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Cannabis Conundrum: Parents Question NJ’s Medical Pot Policies
October 16, 2014
Medical marijuana provides relief for epileptic kids. So why does New Jersey make it so hard for young patients to benefit from the state’s pot program? ...
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