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Chelsea Woods of Browns Mills is the third correction officer killed in a car crash this year.

The destroyed buses didn't affect the school routes on Tuesday morning.

That is a semi-rhetorical question — Tuesday will be wet, but Wednesday morning will be wintry, slushy, and messy across the Garden State.

A Senate panel advanced a bill that bolsters New Jersey’s solar subsidy, though in a way that doesn’t increase consumer costs beyond what’s already in law.

New Jersey spends roughly $19,000 per student for child education.

The Head of the New Jersey State Police Internet Crimes Against Children task force believes dopamine dependence is playing a role.

No illnesses have been linked to the frozen burgers and cheeseburgers sold in grocery stores, officials said.

Gov. Murphy has been pushing the plan.

Assembly panel advances bill creating a second category of New Jersey driver’s licenses that would be available to immigrants not legally in the country.

Screen time is not the only thing to blame, he says.

Adrian Sanchez tossed about 20 dangerous snowballs since August, according to police.

Under current New Jersey law, local theaters can only apply for a liquor license if they have seating for at least 1,000 audience members.

The Toyota Corolla crashed into a concrete bridge abutment along Rattlesnake Bridge Road near Route 78, according to police.

The discrimination lawsuit was filed on behalf of a recent Hillsborough High School graduate who has Down syndrome.

A meeting Monday continues a discussion started last Thursday after a student fell and survived.

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