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New Jersey officials on Saturday reported an additional 5,246 positive tests for COVID-19, bringing the total to 560,423.
COLLINGSWOOD — A 14-year-old youth will face upgraded charges following the death of a 95-year-old man after an alleged assault in the lobby o…
TRENTON — New Jersey last week made millions of people eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine, including smokers, a move that prompted gripes ab…
TRENTON — Gov. Phil Murphy on Friday ordered state employees to work remotely Wednesday, the day of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration, …
NEWARK — The son of a former co-owner of a New Jersey pharmacy has pleaded guilty to his role in a multimillion-dollar kickback scheme and def…
FREEHOLD — A probation officer in New Jersey is going to prison for coercing a woman he supervised to have sex with him.
WOODLYNNE — A Camden County police officer accused of improperly using pepper spray on two teenagers last year pleaded guilty Thursday to simp…
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TRENTON — Graduation assessment tests for high school seniors will be waived this school year, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday along with tw…
Gov. Phil Murphy and other state officials will visit a South Jersey COVID-19 vaccination mega site Monday as inoculation efforts continue.
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TRENTON — Civil jury trials in New Jersey will resume in a virtual format next month on a limited basis, the state Supreme Court said Thursday.
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