John Spielman of Kinnelon found out the hard way that while there’s great compassion for treating drug addiction as a disease, there’s still a bull's-eye ...
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Pamela Capaci, the CEO of Prevention Links, says they’ve been able to launch some of the programs out of their center because of funding from ...
Critics shared their concerns about education, health care and New Jersey's credit rating ahead of Gov. Christie's seventh State of the State address.
Gov. Christie delivers his seventh State of the State address, using the bulk of his time to issue an impassioned call to action to combat ...
According to reporting from NJ Advance Media, 128,000 heroin addicts live in the state. If they all lived in a "Herointown", it would be the ...
A bold move to improve Internal Affairs. With violent crime up and community trust in law enforcement down, a civilian's being brought in to oversee ...
16 people joined the ranks as graduates of Camden County's drug court program this month. They join the more than 300 graduates of the program ...
Sobering PARCC test scores. Less than half of New Jersey students were at grade level in language, and they were worse in math. The teachers ...
At a bill signing to expand drug treatment to non-violent offenders, Christie answers questions on a wide-rage of topics including the hearings on halfway houses ...
Gov. Christie laid out an ambitious plan to get all nonviolent offenders with drug problems into treatment, a plan that would expand the state's drug ...