To fight rising wildfire danger, New Jersey turns to tree thinning in the Pinelands
Tree thinning will begin next spring.
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Newark immigrant detention center under fire as New Jersey lawmakers demand changes for visitor safety
Six members of Congress sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security and the GEO Group
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New Jersey couple’s routine check-in ends in detention and separation
Ariel Pincay and his partner, Jamilet Macías, had carved out a life together in the Garden State with the help of an aunt.
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Caldwell and Gannon highlight contrasting visions for New Jersey in sole lieutenant governor debate
New Jersey’s lieutenant governor candidates faced off for their only debate of the general election.
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Why your email = stronger local journalism in New Jersey
Stronger communities start with informed readers. In the age of…
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A closer look at PJM, the obscure energy giant driving up electricity costs in the Northeast
The CEO of PJM earned a base salary of $1.2 million last year, records show.
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New Jersey towns can’t fight forever chemicals in drinking water alone; they need a centralized PFAS response center
PFAS — per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — are not just…
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A father’s detention leaves a New Jersey mother and autistic daughter in crisis
The family can no longer afford rent or early-intervention therapies.
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Stop the massive warehouse in Liberty State Park: The park belongs to the people, not millionaires’ yachts
Liberty State Park is a national treasure and a symbol…
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Bail reforms across the US have shown that releasing people pretrial doesn’t harm public safety
Within two years of New Jersey’s bail reforms, the state’s pretrial jail population decreased by roughly 44%.
