3 shootings leave 2 dead in just 4 hours, in Trenton
"We lost our humanity," Mayor Reed Gusciora said.
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'Disturbed' man collapses, dies in front of cops at Trenton hosp
Police and first responders tried unsuccessfully to revive the man.
Newark Archdiocese cancels weekend Mass, Trenton offers dispensation
The bottom line from dioceses around New Jersey: stay home if you are sick.
NJ awarding students, including ‘dreamers,’ more college aid than ever
NJ Dreamers, brought to the U.S. illegally as children, received more than $3 million in tuition aid this past fall, according to a state report.
Ban on cat declawing in N.J. advancing in Legislature
Lawmakers are considering whether to make New Jersey the second state to mostly outlaw the declawing of cats.
NJ's 'environmental justice' fight targets illegal dumping
The State DEP is helping to organize illegal dumping clean-up efforts and warning violators to stop breaking the law
NJ attorney general says it's tough to be a cop these days
The state’s top law enforcement official says it’s a tough time to be a cop, especially in an age when police actions are publicly scrutinized and “second-guessed.”
NJ expands high-tech careers program to fourth high school
New Jersey is spending $200,000 to expand a program that encourages STEM careers for high-school students to Trenton Central High School.
Trenton launches new app to Mercer County's homeless youth
It can connect them quickly with 12 types of services.
PSE&G is giving you money back on two natural gas bills
A savings has been announced for February and March, due to lower supply costs.