From rescue to courtroom: Lawrence woman faces charges for keeping a deer
The State of New Jersey has pursued legal action against a farm owner for housing a deer in her barn.
Steve Janoski
Steve Janoski is a multi-award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in the New York Post, USA Today, the Associated Press, The Bergen Record and the Asbury Park Press. His reporting has exposed corruption, government malfeasance and police misconduct
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Five minutes with New Jersey boxer and world champion Shadasia Green
Shadasia Green is the first woman from New Jersey to ever win a world boxing title.
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Local news site Red Bank Green wins free speech showdown over police blotter post
A man who filed a citizen’s complaint against local news site Red Bank Green for refusing to remove a police blotter item dropped the case Thursday.
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New Jersey attorney general to keep control of Paterson Police after top court ruling
Matt Platkin is victorious in battle for oversight of the Paterson Police Department.
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The Alina Habba controversy: What we know so far about Trump’s embattled New Jersey prosecutor
The Trump administration is locked in a dogfight with the judiciary over New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor. What we know as of Wednesday evening, July 23.
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Police blotter case in Red Bank, New Jersey raises First Amendment concerns
Local news publisher Red Bank Green would only face only a fine of about $200, but the case could have far-reaching effects on local media.
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Bill would strip New Jersey State Police from Attorney General oversight
The bill would make the 3,300-officer division its own department for the first time since 1948.
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Trump’s pick for U.S. Attorney of New Jersey, Alina Habba, draws fire from Democrats
On Monday, the White House formally nominated Habba to a four-year term — and Democrats aren’t happy.
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ICE sent New Jersey migrants to states with tougher immigration judges after Delaney Hall uprising
Federal immigration authorities have been sending detainees from Newark’s Delaney Hall to red states throughout the country.
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“Unfathomable power”: New Jersey leads multi-state fight over rapid-fire gun devices
Platkin’s lawsuit — which counts among its plaintiffs the attorneys general from 14 other states and the District of Columbia — seeks to stop the redistribution of forced-reset triggers.
