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The convicted Iantosca is serving a seven-year sentence for sexual assault, and will have to register as a sex offender when he's out.

Gov. Phil Murphy's proposed $9 million in gun tax and fee hikes would make a constitutional right too pricey for many in NJ, says a co-owner of gun range RTSP.

A similarly dressed man held up a gas station and convenience store 11 miles apart on Route 10 and got away with cash from both locations.

"Farmer Phil" was temporarily put out to pasture by his wife, the owner of Sun High Orchards in Randolph, after he was charged with touching two 17-year-old female employees.

All public schools in New Jersey are required to have transitional programs for special needs students through age 21. Here, officials have taken the mandate to a new level, purchasing and renovating a home to serve as a "transitional house."

Police found more than 200 marijuana plants growing in an office complex. Cash and cars were also seized from the scene, according to police.

John Sherwood was director of systems development at Prudential Financial in Newark.

A Pennsylvania judge has rejected a request from a New Jersey man to withdraw his plea in the 2011 killing of his parents.

New Jersey's Supreme Court has declined to take up the case of a chaperone whose child endangerment conviction stemming from what he called a "shower game" was reversed on appeal.

A New Jersey landscaper who killed his father and stepmother in western Pennsylvania has pleaded no contest to third-degree murder.