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Elected Leaders Applaud Revised Newark Bay Bridge Plan

Menendez, Jabbour praise Governor Sherrill's one-bridge proposal over initial two-bridge plan.

Hightstown Police Increase Patrols Near Houses of Worship

No specific threats, but police urge vigilance amid Middle East conflicts

Harvard Economist Larry Summers to Resign Amid Epstein Scandal

Summers will leave his tenured position at the end of the 2025-26 academic year with the title of president emeritus.

NJ Budget Crisis Looms as Sherrill Vows Cuts, Not Taxes

Governor warns of 'tough choices' ahead as state faces $3 billion deficit

New Jersey Governor Granted Extra Time to Deliver First Budget

Lawmakers approve two-week extension for Governor Mikie Sherrill to present her administration's inaugural state budget proposal.

Walrus Penis Bone Stolen from Camden Bar

Donkey's Place offers $500 reward for return of iconic display piece

Partial Government Shutdown Continues, Impacting New Jersey

Senate fails to advance DHS funding, leaving 270,000 federal employees in limbo

Jeanne Hengemuhle Nominated to Lead New Jersey State Police

Hengemuhle will become the first woman and openly gay superintendent in the agency's history.

Sherrill-Caldwell Transition Teams Release Final Policy Recommendations

Reports outline priorities including affordability, education, healthcare, and government accountability

Linda Estremera Makes History as Middlesex County Prosecutor

Estremera becomes the first Latina to serve as Middlesex County Prosecutor.

Hudson River Tunnel Work Resumes After Funding Freeze

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze billions in funding for the massive rail project.

Black Panthers' Influence Fades in NJ Shore Area

Once labeled 'Public Enemy Number One,' the militant group struggles to gain a foothold in the region

Long Valley Police Receive $560K for Infrastructure Upgrades

Funding aims to ensure the department can continue serving the community "safely and effectively."

Feds Plan Fast-Track Repairs for Battered Jersey Shore Beaches Ahead of Summer

U.S. Army Corps to provide 'tens of millions' for emergency beach nourishment projects in Cape May County

Pope Accepts Resignation of New Orleans Archbishop Aymond, 76

Confirms Coadjutor Archbishop Checchio as Successor

New Jersey Flags to Fly at Half-Staff to Honor Fallen State Trooper

Gov. Sherrill orders flags lowered on Feb. 10 to mourn the death of Sgt. Sean W. Acker

Lawmaker Investigates Far-Left Nonprofits for Alleged Ties to Chinese Propaganda

House Committee on Ways and Means chair Jason Smith demands records from BreakThrough BT Media and Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research over claims they are promoting CCP-aligned narratives

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