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Are your children safe in New Jersey's classrooms?

It used to be when someone in your elementary school class had a birthday, cupcakes or Munchkins were enjoyed by all. Well, times have changed and things aren't so "sweet" as many school districts are banning birthday treats and food of any kind from the classroom.

Lawmakers throughout the nation are still scrambling to draft legislation that might help avert tragic situations like recent the school shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.

Ever since the December 14th tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut, the issue over safety in schools around the nation has heated up.

Following last weeks shocking shooting massacre in Connecticut, Governor Christie is speaking out about the tragedy.

A new report finds New Jersey is not doing enough to protect young children in the foster care system.

New Jersey's autism rate is among the highest in the nation. In fact, new research by the University of Medicine and Dentistry has found that the rate nearly doubled in four years.

The nation continues to grapple with the horrific tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut.

The Newtown, Connecticut school shootings that left twenty-six dead, many of them young children, has left many parents nationwide struggling to figure out what to tell their children.

With many families purchasing new televisions during the holiday season, a new report released today by Safe Kids Worldwide reveals that every three weeks, a child dies from a television tipping over and nearly 13,000 more children are injured each year in the U.S.