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Atlantic City beach erosion has casinos desperately seeking sand by summer
There is a little too much Atlantic in Atlantic City this year as the crucial summer season approaches. Weeks of winter storms have badly eroded beaches in the northern section of town, leaving little if any sand on which to play during all but the lowest tides.
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Pennsylvania triple murder suspect faces carjacking, weapons charges in New Jersey
The New Jersey Attorney General’s office has released new details and charges against 26-year-old Andre Gordon after 3 people were killed in Bucks County and several people were taken hostage in New Jersey.
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Dozens of Passaic tenants displaced as building buckles
A buckling building has displaced dozens of people in a New Jersey city, as their apartments were declared unsafe to enter. The question they face now is: Where do they go from here? NBC New York’s Pat Battle reports.
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Summer is still months away, but Jersey Shore businesses are already getting ready
Winter is still coming to a close, but down at the Jersey Shore, people are already thinking about summer, with businesses racing to get ready for their busiest season of the year. NBC New York’s Ted Greenberg reports.
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South Jersey man accused of tying up 2 women to a shed and sexually assaulting them
A man is accused of separately tying up and sexually assaulting two women in Camden County, the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office said.
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Clogged pipe system leads to hole in the ground, flooding in NJ town, mayor says
A clogged pipe system led to flooding and a large hole in the ground in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, on Friday, officials said.
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Helicopter makes emergency landing at NJ school field
A helicopter made an emergency landing at a high school campus in New Jersey Thursday morning, police said. The incident took place around 9:30 a.m. at Middletown High School North, according to Middletown Township Police. Police responded to the scene only to find that a helicopter touched down on a baseball field that is at the rear of the high…
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NJ GOP US Senate candidate ‘sorry' for 2020 DUI, leaving scene of crash
“I am truly sorry for the disregard for others and the law I showed four years ago,” New Jersey Senate hopeful Alex Zdan said. “It was the first and last time.”
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Mystery human remains found in New Jersey empty lot
Prosecutors in New Jersey are investigating the discovery of skeletal remains on a property in a residential neighborhood of Monmouth County, though few details were immediately available Wednesday afternoon. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Human remains found in Wall Township lot
Investigators are combing through the scene Wednesday.
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Human remains mystery developing in New Jersey
A New Jersey county prosecutor’s office is investigating the discovery of skeletal remains on a property in a residential neighborhood of Monmouth County, though few details were immediately available Wednesday afternoon. Some “portion” of skeletal remains were located on a property on Narrumson Road in Wall Township while work was being done at the location a day ago, authorities...
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NJ principal charged with assault, same day district had to apologize for Ramadan letter
A New Jersey school’s principal was arrested after allegedly assaulting a student while breaking up a fight in 2023. On the same day just hours later, an assistant principal in the same district was accused of sending a controversial flyer to staff during Ramadan. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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History repeats itself? NJ gas station closed again after drivers stall out
For the second time this winter, drivers were left stranded after fueling up at a Camden, New Jersey, gas station that already once had water in gas lines.
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50 arrested in dismantling of NJ cockfighting ring
Police in Galloway Township arrested 50 people and confiscated 50 roosters in a cockfighting ring bust on Saturday.
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NJ school apologizes for ‘inflammatory' Ramadan note, same day principal charged with assault
A New Jersey school district is apologizing after an assistant high school principal shared a flyer with anti-Semitic undertones to inform staff about Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, prayer and reflection for the Muslim community. The flyer was sent Monday, the start of Ramadan, by the assistant principal of Columbia High School in Maplewood. The notice begins innocuously, expounding…
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New Jersey releases review of response to COVID-19 pandemic
News 4’s Chris Glorioso reports.
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Sen. Bob Menendez and wife plead not guilty to new charges
Menendez and his wife left the courthouse without speaking to reporters. News 4’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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NJ remains underprepared for next crisis following COVID-19 pandemic, report finds
An independent report examining New Jersey’s response to the pandemic said the state and nation were unprepared for it, adding the state is still underprepared for the next crisis.
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Holy month of Ramadan begins amid war attacks
Romney Smith reports on the start of Ramadan.
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NJ baby killed, parents injured in apparent attack by family dog, authorities say
An infant was killed and the child’s parents injured in an apparent attack by a dog at a New Jersey home over the weekend, authorities said.