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Hoboken is applying for a $9 million low-interest loan to install a pump that will alleviate flooding.

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A judge has declined to throw out a murder case against a man charged decades after an infamous 1979 child disappearance in New York City.

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New Jersey's property tax bills have been rising more slowly since Chris Christie became governor, but that does not mean slow growth for what many homeowners actually have to pay, according to new data released by the state.

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Improvements are on the way to more than six miles of Route 202 southbound from south of CR 514 in East Amwell to Headquarters Road in Lambertville.

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Final legislative approval for these four Assembly Democratic gun control measures highlight Monday’s Assembly voting session: economic development incentive reform; social media instruction for students; making dog fighting a crime; and protecting first responders.

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Arrested in last month in connection with a Bergen County bank robbery, John Stevens will make his initial court appearance today in Newark. Stevens was on the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives List in 1988 in connection with unrelated robberies.

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Seaside Heights was a center of action yesterday with a visit from Prince Harry followed by the removal of the iconic Jet Star roller-coaster from the ocean.

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The lawyer for the Toms River man whose 4-year-old son shot and killed a 6-year-old playmate last month accuses the prosecutor in the case of grandstanding.

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More than 1.2 million New Jersey workers, 38 percent of the state's private-sector workforce, lack earned sick days, but that doesn't mean these employees don't get sick. It means they don't get paid if they have to stay home when they're ill.

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A traffic stop in Roselle Park has led police to an apartment, where they say the found bomb-making materials.

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