Businesses use workarounds like calling sales ‘donations’
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The state is now posting information about COVID-19 cases and deaths at individual long term care facilities -- even as families with loved ones at ...
A Bramnick-hosted panel on hate speech consisted of two former New Jersey attorneys general, along with current AG Gurbir Grewal, inclusion expert Meryl Chertoff and former political director of the ...
Lawmakers want to know why Katie Brennan’s alleged attacker, Al Alvarez, was hired for a top job by Gov. Murphy’s administration, even after Brennan reportedly told ...
A nationwide sting nabs child predators and the majority are from New Jersey. New Jersey’s attorney general announces an unprecedented child trafficking and pornography sting ...
During the nine month long investigation, detectives in New Jersey’s Regional Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force went undercover online.
Closing the book on the Christie years. At the League of Municipalities in Atlantic City, the four legislative leaders look ahead in the Murphy years. ...
The NJ Attorney General is launching a statewide campaign aimed at preventing police-civilian conflicts during traffic stops.
Though pharmaceutical companies are not allowed to pay doctors directly to prescribe certain medications, they are allowed to compensate them for things like appearances at ...
First responders can now carry higher dosages of naloxone to reverse potent opioid overdoses.
The suit brought by Attorney General Chris Porrino alleges INSYS made false claims to health insurers to increase the market share for the powerful opioid ...
A killer drug takes a grim toll. How can the trafficking be stopped as long as buyers want it? We ask the attorney general. Commuters ...
A record-setting 31 pounds of the deadly synthetic opioid were seized in Camden.
State inspectors have found 38 violations in 20 out of 50 businesses in Point Pleasant and Seaside Heights.
A campaign to close juvenile prisons. Can community-based care succeed when incarceration fails? Community members weigh in on Newark police reforms that could include cataloguing ...
Christie unveiled a $11.5 million demolition program to tear down 500 mostly residential vacant buildings in Trenton.
Christie's taking a wrecking ball to a neighborhood already ruined. Can demolishing it make room for something better? Trenton lawmakers tackle Christie's final budget. Do ...
More than two dozen departments, officers and prosecutors in New Jersey received awards for building trust and increasing transparency.
Republican Gov. Christie touts his accomplishments, cautioning that Democrats campaigning for his seat might un-do them. The Assembly speaker's campaigning to keep his seat of ...