Newark Police say they’re confiscating more guns, including rapid-fire, military style weapons from the streets of Newark. Most guns travel a black market route to ...
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Congressman Donald Payne, Jr. discusses the Safer Neighborhoods Gun Buyback Act and how the NRA's stronghold in Washington as lobbyists makes passing gun legislation difficult.
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Assembly Republican Leader Jon Bramnick says that the legislature should not dictate how the attorney general handles gun buyback programs throughout New Jersey.
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Newark Mayor Luis Quintana has promised to hire 100 new police officers to help combat the murder epidemic in the city.
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Despite gun buybacks taking thousands of weapons off the street, gun violence persists in many of the state's cities.
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Residents turned in 713 handguns and 12 assault weapons at gun buyback events in Hudson and Union counties.
Irvington Mayor Wayne Smith is a member of Mayors Against Gun Violence, led by NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg. They are working to change federal gun ...
The governor decides he has to do something about the state's worst performing schools. We have the story and the reaction. Plus, evidence of a ...
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Attorney General Jeffrey Chiesa announced that Montclair took in the most guns in the buyback with 716.
The latest gun buyback program in Trenton yielded 2,604 weapons, 700 of which were illegal. Attorney General Jeff Chiesa says the programs make communities safer ...
Lawmakers are discussing ways to get guns off the street, but some say getting laws passed can be difficult.
New Jersey Attorney General Jeff Chiesa says he is working to reduce the amount of human trafficking, gun violence and drugs in the state.
U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey Paul Fishman says officials will discuss possible changes to gun control laws in the wake of the ...
The gun buyback program, started the day of the deadly school shooting in Connecticut, took more than 1,100 guns off the streets.