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U.S. Supreme Court Backs New Jersey's Bid To Quit Waterfront Commission
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she was “disappointed” in the decision.

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said she was “disappointed” in the decision.

Three years after the start of the pandemic, millions of working age people still suffer from long COVID-19.
“I will be sharing my vision over the coming months for how we will make it happen,” Mayor Fulop said.
A New Jersey judge is facing charges of violating judicial conduct rules after a law clerk reported he inappropriately touched her leg.
While legislators welcomed an end to the strike, some aren’t so sure state dollars are the way to do it.
The lawsuit claimed the new law adds to business’ administrative burdens and is preempted by federal law.
Striking faculty members at Rutgers University have thrust decades-old prohibitions on public worker strikes back into the spotlight.
“It’s been an utter snail’s pace,” said Sen. Michael Testa (R-Cumberland), a frequent critic of the administration’s use of federal funds.
The move comes weeks after fatal police shooting of anti-violence activist Najee Seabrooks.
Twenty sitting New Jersey lawmakers will not seek reelection this year — the largest number in at least a decade and a half.
Three state lawmakers want to spend $3 million to expand mental health treatment for law enforcement officers in New Jersey.
The bills' supporters say they are intended to address a post-pandemic spike in car thefts state officials say has abated.
A group of gun rights advocates claims New Jersey's new law limiting where they can carry their weapons is unconstitutional.
“The Department of Homeland Security designated our election system as critical infrastructure in 2017,” the four wrote in a letter.
Nearly 1 in 6 New Jersey legislators will not seek another term this year.
36 years in the Senate made Rice one of the state’s longest-serving legislators before he resigned the position last August.
“No one is trying to hurt you,” a dispatcher told Seabrooks one of the many times he called 911 for help.
He’s going to make a tremendous jurist,” said Sen. Joe Lagana (D-Bergen)
“As of March 2023, no offshore wind-related construction activities have taken place off the New Jersey coast,” the statement says.
In appealing his 2018 conviction, Macchia’s attorney said the jury failed to explain why they didn’t buy his claim of self-defense.