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The comedian and political commentator from New Jersey underwent a routine screening.

Gov. Phil Murphy praise the process at a coronavirus briefing earlier this month. Murphy described the unwritten rule, which allows Senators to block gubernatorial nominees who hail from their home county, as an occasionally annoying but necessary evil. "I think it's been largely a good thing over time,'' Murphy said. Defenders of the courtesy tradition have long argued that it lets individual senators serve as a check on one of the most powerful governors in the nation. But for Statehouse veterans, like Golden, courtesy simply gives senators the leverage to horse trade with the governor's of...

N.J. celebrities want ban on crates that confine pigs and calves. Christie vetoed it twice. Updated May 10, 2021; Seven years after similar efforts hit a wall under former Gov. Chris Christie, a group of 16 New Jersey celebrities are calling on state leaders to ban the farm practice of using gestation crates to confine pregnant pigs and veal crates to confine calves. The celebrities — including Steven Van Zandt, Debbie Harry, Chelsea Handler, and Ethan Hawke — joined the Animal Legal Defense Fund in penning the open letter urging the state Legislature and Gov. Phil Murphy to enact a new...

Named one of People magazine’s Most Beautiful people, and described by O, The Oprah Magazine, as the “godmother of the full-figured industry,” fashion model Emme has been advocating for body acceptance for decades.  And on an upcoming night of live storytelling, Emme, 57, will share how she developed an even greater appreciation for her body after giving birth. “I love to share the various ways I honor my body, despite what society or others have to say about it,” she said. The New Jersey resident will join four others, sharing true, personal stories on May 4, marking upcoming Moth...

NorthJersey.com For the detective about to retire, eliciting a serial killer's confession to a decades-old double murder was the chance at a swan song like no other — a glittering victory in the final act of a decorated career. For the aging, already-incarcerated serial killer — known by the savage sobriquet of "The Torso Killer" — revealing the grisly details of the massacre was not just a chance to unburden himself before he died. It was a farewell present to the detective who spent nearly two decades chasing the truth through the black, twisted pits of a mass murderer's mind.  ...