Amnesty for welfare cheats? NJ defends giving an out to residents
NJ officials are allowing people who believe they may have wrongly received Medicaid benefits to come forward to avoid criminal charges.
Joseph Coronato
Have drugs, need help? These NJ police stations won’t arrest you
Drug addicts will soon have more options in New Jersey to turn themselves in to police — not to be charged, but to be rehabilitated.
Ocean County’s fight against drugs: Random high school sweeps will continue
According to the county prosecutor, every high school has been visited by officers and K9 units since the effort began in 2014, but the sweeps are not stopping.
For Jersey drug addicts, a reason to turn themselves in
In Ocean County, drug users have the option of coming to police, turning in their drugs and avoiding prosecution.