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CAIR-NJ says that by issuing a warning about an upcoming pro-Palestian rally Mayor Mike Reina insinuates that pro-Palestinian protestors are dangerous, violent and even implicitly criminal.”

CAIR-NJ says that by issuing a warning about an upcoming pro-Palestian rally Mayor Mike Reina insinuates that pro-Palestinian protestors are dangerous, violent and even implicitly criminal.”

A recent announcement from Gov. Phil Murphy may provide the momentum that many groups are looking for in their quest to allow former convicts to serve on juries in the Garden State.

Gov. Phil Murphy offered his support of legislation that would allow formerly incarcerated individuals to serve on New Jersey juries.

Wilenta Feed, of Secaucus, and Gas Mart, of Jersey City, are getting sued by the NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection due to safety concerns.

A lawsuit filed by eight shore towns against the Atlantic Shores offshore wind project was dismissed in court Thursday due to a lack of standing for homeowners and municipalities, Brigantine Mayor Vince Sera said.

A lawsuit filed by eight shore towns against the Atlantic Shores offshore wind project was dismissed in court Thursday due to a lack of standing for homeowners and municipalities, said Brigantine Mayor Vince Sera.

A lawsuit filed by eight shore towns against the Atlantic Shores offshore wind project was dismissed in court Thursday due to a lack of standing for homeowners and municipalities, Brigantine Mayor Vince Sera said.

New Jersey saw a landmark year in 2023, with AI, life sciences, and manufacturing contributing to the Garden State's economic growth.

We examine a new law introduced in New Jersey that will initially impose a $250 annual electric vehicle registration fee and increase by $10 annually.