Agreement Reached on New Jersey Jewish Burials
Cemetery operators, rabbis and lawmakers have signed an agreement on several aspects of a years-long dispute surrounding burials in New Jersey's largest Jewish cemeteries.
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New Haven Reprints Absentee Ballots to Fix Error
New Haven has reprinted absentee ballots after a ballot question demanded by peace activists was omitted.
NJ Bill Seeks Notification of Surveillance
A New Jersey legislative committee has advanced a bill that would require out-of-state law enforcement to notify state officials if they plan on conducting surveillance in the state.
NJ Voters Could Be Asked to Decide Minimum Wage
A proposal to put a minimum wage increase before New Jersey voters gets its first hearing by a Senate panel on Monday.
New Jersey Drops so-called "Tru-ID" Program
The American Civil Liberties Union says state officials have agreed to drop a program that sought stricter requirements for people seeking to obtain or renew driver's licenses in New Jersey.
The NFL's Replacement Referees Could Be Banned In New Jersey
Senate Majority President Stephen Sweeney says it is one thing Republicans and Democrats can agree on; ending the NFL's referee lockout.
No Big Smiles for the Camera for NJ Licenses
New Jersey motorists have another reason to frown about their driver's license photos.
Crews Restore Power After Storms Batter NJ
Utility crews are making progress restoring electricity after powerful storms knocked out service to some 30,000 customers in New Jersey.
NJ Hospitals Spent Less to Treat Uninsured
New Jersey hospitals spent $33.5 million less to treat the uninsured last year.
North Jersey's Largest Water Supplier Seeks Fee
North Jersey's largest water supplier is seeking permission to charge a new fee to help pay for repairs.
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