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The costs of a scandal in Rutgers' men's basketball program will not be pushed onto students through tuition hikes, and the university is trying to come up with a fair formula to use to allocate state aid among its three campuses, the school's president told lawmakers Monday.

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The behind-the-scenes battle between an Internet poker giant and the struggling Atlantic City casino it wants to buy burst into the open Monday, with a court order, accusations of bad faith, and the revelation of an eye-poppingly low sale price.

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Police say a compact car packed with 10 people crashed in Newark injuring everyone inside, including a mother and her two young children who sustained life-threatening injuries.

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Lauryn Hill's attorney says the Grammy-winning singer has paid her overdue taxes ahead of her scheduled sentencing for tax evasion.

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Two New Jersey men who admitted operating a bogus 9/11 charity have been indicted on conspiracy and theft by deception charges.

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New Jersey Transit hopes its passengers will find it easier to catch a train at New York City's Penn Station.

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Thousands of runners took to the streets for the New Jersey Marathon, cheered on by crowds who faced tighter security measures imposed after the bombings at the Boston Marathon.

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Two people were killed when a car overturned on Interstate 78, trapping both victims inside.

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 The pastor and two youth ministers at a Colts Neck  church have left their posts amid criticism that a priest once accused of child molestation was allowed to work with young parish members.

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 The Diocese of Camden has lost its bid to block the state from using eminent domain to take vacant land at a Camden County cemetery for a major highway project.

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