Mahwah Township is taking the Ramapough Lenape Nation to court. The issue: ancient land use versus modern conservation law. Losses in the Legislature and on ...
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Ryan Haygood, president and CEO of the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice and a member of the federal monitoring team overseeing the Newark Police ...
Frontline teamed up with New Yorker Contributor Jelani Cobb and followed Newark's Police Department for a year to show the challenges it faced in a ...
What do you call a tax hike that's a tax cut? Trenton horse trading. Would hiking the gas tax while cutting the sales tax generate ...
Calling in the feds to monitor police in Newark. Calling on the community to stop the killing in Trenton. And checking the pulse of Obamacare. ...
The federal Department of Justice is putting monitors in place to oversee the Newark Police Department. Community activists say they will be paying attention to ...
"Unconstitutional policing." The Justice Department says Newark police need a federal monitor. Tunnel gate: was Jersey City's mayor plotting his own traffic tie-up? And The ...
U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman announced that the Department of Justice found several problems during an investigation of the Newark Police Department.
Controversial Common Core education requirements delayed. Stop-and-frisk data in Newark. Is the practice practical or profiling? The multi-billion dollar economic engine called Port Newark is ...
Data shows that Newark police use stop-and-frisk about 1,700 times a month and that 70 percent involved black males.
ACLU-NJ Executive Director Udi Ofer says that the Newark stop-and-frisk program raises constitutional red flags because 78 percent of stops have been of innocent people.
New Jersey's Ukrainians call out for help. What really went on at the governor's town hall meeting. And from casino to food pantry in Atlantic ...
ACLU-NJ Executive Director Udi Ofer says that stop-and-frisk data on Newark's program shows a high volume of stops, racial disparities and a high innocence rate.
The governor says yes and no to medical marijuana. And we talk to the father who challenged him yesterday. And to the sponsors of the ...
The Newark Police Department as begun releasing statistics about its investigative practices, more commonly known as "stop-and-frisk."
ACLU-NJ Executive Director Udi Ofer says his organization is concerned about privacy and how stop-and-frisk policies might be used. He's optimistic that same-sex marriage will ...
Political battles over science. The governor says the eyes of American are upon us. And Barbabra Buono says take another look.
James Shea, a former NYPD deputy chief, is the new public safety director for Jersey City. He says he's excited to help implement Mayor Steve ...