Is 'thin blue line' now a symbol of hate?
Commitee claims white supremacists have appropriated "thin blue line"
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NJ weather: Rain over the weekend, limited snow, not a washout
Keep umbrellas at the ready, although this final weekend of February will not be a total washout for New Jersey.
Pandemic has forced Jersey women out of the labor market
A business expert says it’s hurting companies but there’s a way to remedy the situation.
NJ congressmen wants terror label on groups tied to Jan. 6 riot
Congressman Josh Gottheimer wants the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers to be designated as domestic terrorist organizations
NJ towns back at square one on marijuana bans amid new state laws
Towns have three months to adopt new rules against legal weed within their boundaries — and Bridgewater is leading the pack.
Post-COVID and still not feeling right? NJ hospital has a program for you
Patients who can't seem to fully kick the effects of COVID-19, even months after their first positive test, are the focus of a new program launched by Deborah Heart and Lung Center.
Managing children’s overeating and weight gain during the pandemic
Overeating and weight gain thanks to stress and anxiety that comes with the pandemic, can mean trouble down the line for a child's physical and mental health, says one Rutgers expert.
Popcorn Park has animals you won't meet anywhere else in NJ
These animals' unique stories are what keep people coming to the animal refuge — or keep coming back.
NJ prison assault scandal leads to proposal for public advocate
Workgroup that has looked at sexual abuse, harassment and misogyny in state politics returns its focus to Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women.
Next year's school aid: Two-thirds gain funds, one-third lose
Overall, formula aid to schools is increasing by $578 million. The winning districts share $770 million more, while others lose a combined $192 million.