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36% of all NJ third graders had untreated dental disease, one report says.

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36% of all NJ third graders had untreated dental disease, one report says.

The ruling means the bank will remain under court oversight until September 2027, as the consent decree requires.
The state’s cannabis regulation law requires cannabis companies to maintain these agreements to obtain and keep a license to sell cannabis.
Whether a disease exists and how it affected a person’s actions are questions best left to professionals, the court ruled.
A former New Jersey prisoner has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender their tablets.
$29M is needed to complete NJ’s 988 crisis-response system.
Under the practice, shoppers are charged more based on their personal data.
Sherrill said she learned about the issue just last week, is investigating the software error, and will make the probe’s findings public.
As of July 15, the commission issued more than 4,100 e-bike registrations and 250 e-bike permits, agency spokesman William Connolly said.
New Jersey in 2018 banned guns that are homemade, 3D printed, or otherwise undetectable by security scanners.
Storms left hundreds of thousands without power amid heat wave.
In order to qualify for SimpleFile, someone must have been a full-year resident in 2025 and made less than $20,000 if filing with a spouse.
Pou’s 4.9-point victory in the district in 2024 was the narrowest this millennium and Trump carried it narrowly against Kamala Harris.
A group of detainees in the detainee jail Delaney Hall said they launched a hunger and labor strike to protest conditions inside the jail.
The photojournalist was injured during Saturday’s protest and dropped a camera bag containing an estimated $10,000 worth of equipment.
“We’re not going to tolerate masked, roving militias pretending to be well-trained law enforcement agents,” Governor Sherrill said.
The states sent FIFA subpoenas seeking information about its ticket practices, including for the eight matches set for June and July.
NJ taxpayers have been extremely generous when it comes to the World Cup. In exchange, the World Cup organizers have told us to kick rocks.
“[Maureen Galindo's] bigoted garbage should be nowhere near our politics.” House Leader Hakeem Jeffries called her language “disqualifying."
The New Jersey Supreme Court has declined to fast-track an eight-year-old lawsuit that alleges the state’s schools are segregated by race.