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Settlement is reached in lawsuit about Newark police powers
Newark Police Chief Anthony Campos will serve as public safety director while police director Garry McCarthy will assume full control of the city's police department, Mayor Cory Booker said today.
Irving Bradley Jr. named Trenton Police Director
Irving Bradley Jr. has been named as the city's newest police director. The former Newark police chief has been serving as the city's communication director for about a year.
2 schools turn to Bergen County for loans
Homeowners aren't the only ones in New Jersey feeling the pressure from Wall Street's economic crisis.
Senators push for immigration raid guidelines
NEWARK, N.J. With federal authorities stepping up immigration enforcement raids across the country, Sens.
Newark's most wanted fugitive arrested in Schenectady
One of Newark New Jersey's most wanted men has been located and taken into custody here in our area.
New police head about to face same residency scrutiny
Another former Newark cop was named yesterday to replace controversial Joe Santiago as Trenton police director, signaling continued strife between many veteran law officers and City Hall.
Newark man convicted in shooting death of half-sister's fiance
A Newark man was convicted of murder today for gunning down his half-sister's fiance during an early-morning argument outside an Orange restaurant nearly two years ago.
Clergyman admits to fondling girl on plane
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Newark baggage screener held in alleged thefts
A baggage screener at Newark Liberty Airport could face up to 10 years in prison for allegedly stealing more than 100 items out of passengers' luggage.
Union Vote Tuesday to Set Fate of two N.J. Dailies
NEW YORK The fate of two leading papers in New Jersey hangs on a union vote scheduled for Tuesday.
Epstein named AP correspondent in Newark
Victor Epstein, formerly a reporter for Bloomberg News in Houston, has been named administrative correspondent for The Associated Press in Newark.
Commentary: Following Young Attorneys to Newark
The number -- and importance -- of attorneys in Newark, N.J.'s firms, governmental agencies and nonprofits has grown in the past decade.
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Cops: Suspects in bank heist, stabbing are busted
The two people who police believe to be responsible for a bank robbery and a stabbing that both occurred in Montclair on Sept.
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New Jersey Selects Deepwater Wind To Develop Offshore
The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities today announced that it has chosen Garden State Offshore Energy , a joint venture of PSEG Renewable Generation and Deepwater Wind, as the preferred developer of a ...
US appeals NJ Muslim cleric immigration case
In this Sept. 4, 2008, file photo, Imam Mohammad Qatanani, center, walks out of the Peter W. Rodino Jr.
Passenger: JetBlue Attendant Sexually Harassed Me
Oct 2, 2008 12:00 pm US/Eastern NEW YORK In an interview with CBS Station WCBS-TV in New York, a New Jersey woman said she is still traumatized eight months after a JetBlue flight attendant allegedly sexually ...
'Star-Ledger' Closer to Avoiding Ultimate Crisis
NEWARK New Jersey's largest newspaper came one step closer toward averting a closure or sale as at least a quarter of its full-time nonunion employees applied for a buyout.
Priest pleads guilty to groping girl on plane
NEWARK, N.J. -- A Roman Catholic priest from Poland admits he fondled a 16-year-old girl while aboard a flight to New Jersey in July.
Feds to give N.J. $64 million to buy foreclosed properties
WASHINGTON - The state of New Jersey is getting $51. 5 million in grants through a new federal program to acquire and redevelop foreclosed properties.
Cory Booker recalls 'gut checks' on road to becoming Newark public servant
Before speaking Thursday evening in Cubberley Auditorium, Newark Mayor Cory Booker spoke to students in a course co-taught by James Steyer, left, and Robert Reich that examines civil rights in the 21st century.
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