New Jersey weighs making underage gambling no longer a crime
New Jersey lawmakers are considering changing the law to make gambling by people under age 21 no longer punishable under criminal law.
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NJ nursing home operators accused by state of millions in fraud
A team of relatives formerly in charge of 10 New Jersey nursing homes is accused of years of mismanaged care, to funnel millions in Medicaid funds to themselves.
Suburbs want state takeover of scandal-plagued city utility
The mayors of Hamilton Township and Hopewell are calling for the DEP to takeover operations of Trenton Water Works.
Trenton Has Been Named One Of New Jersey’s Most Photogenic Cities
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NJ man gets prison for scamming brain injury victim fund
A New Jersey man has been sentenced to more than seven years in federal prison for his role in scamming millions from a public fund for traumatic brain injury victims.
Justice Department finds pattern of misconduct by Trenton police
Police in New Jersey’s capital have shown a pattern of misconduct, including excessive force and unlawful stops, Justice Department officials said Thursday.
SEPTA proposes 'painful' 21% fare increase effective Jan. 1
A drop in ridership that began during the pandemic that never recovered and staffing shortages came together to push SEPTA to what it calls a "fiscal cliff" of a $240 million budget deficit.
Trenton man killed while crossing Route 1 in Edison
Edison Police Chief Thomas Bryan said the 63-year-old Trenton man was struck as he crossed the northbound lanes at Plainfield Avenue early Monday morning.
Here’s When New Jersey’s Largest Newspaper — The Star-Ledger — Will Stop Printing
The news (though not surprising) was announced on Wednesday.